Judge Judy to Retire From 'on-Camera Work' After Three Decades
Sheindlin will executive produce her son’s new court series and is developing an adult animated show based on viral AI videos.
- On Friday, September 11, 2026, television icon Judge Judy Sheindlin announced she is stepping away from on-camera work as her streaming series Judy Justice concludes this October.
- Sheindlin will produce Adam's Law, a syndicated small-claims court show starring her 57-year-old son, Adam Levy, which premieres on September 14.
- After more than 40 years on the bench and television, Sheindlin told People she no longer wants to do hair and makeup but still wants her message out there.
- Beyond producing her son's show, Sheindlin is developing Judyverse, an adult animated series based on viral AI-generated Baby Judge Judy videos circulating online.
- CBS will air the 90-minute special Judge Judy: Unfiltered, Unforgettable on September 22, while original Judge Judy episodes continue reaching viewers in syndication.
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Judge Judy Announces Retirement, Bringing Her 30 Year TV Reign to a Close
Judge Judy is stepping away from on-camera work after more than three decades of ruling over small-claims disputes on television. The 83-year-old TV personality says she’s ready for a quieter chapter, though she’ll remain involved in TV behind the scenes. According to PEOPLE, Judith Sheindlin, better known as Judge Judy, will leave on-camera work after […]
Judge Judy to retire from 'on-camera work' after three decades
The TV personality, whose real name is Judith Sheindlin, said she is putting down the gavel in October once her series "Judy Justice" comes to an end.
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