Judge Judy passed the torch to son Adam Levy with one blunt piece of advice

Judge Judy Sheindlin's son Adam Levy recalled how his famous mother displayed her trademark bluntness while encouraging him before he took the bench for his new syndicated reality court series "Adam's Law."Levy, 57, is the presiding judge on the show, which was created by Sheindlin, 83, who also serves as an executive producer through her company Queen Bee Productions."Adam's Law" is also produced and distributed in national syndication by CBS Media Ventures.During a recent interview with Fox News Digital, Levy shared the advice that Sheindlin gave him before the television icon handed off the gavel to her son.JUDGE JUDY'S SON ADAM LEVY SAYS HE COULD FIX LOS ANGELES ‘IN A MONTH’"She said, 'You've got this.
I know you've got this.Have fun, do what you do, don't let people lead you to places where you don't feel comfortable, be true to yourself, and don't screw this up,'" Levy said with a laugh.
"That's what she said."Judge Judy's son Adam Levy shared the blunt piece of advice that his mother gave him before he launched his new show "Adam's Law." (Paramount)Prior to her TV fame, Sheindlin was a New York Family Court judge known for her no-nonsense courtroom style.She was appointed to the New York Criminal Court in 1982 and became the supervising judge of Manhattan Family Court in 1986.Sheindin skyrocketed to fame after she was featured in a 1993 "60 Minutes" segment that introduced viewers to her tough, outspoken courtroom demeanor.
She went on to star in the syndicated courtroom hit "Judge Judy" for 25 seasons from 1996 to 2021.During its run, "Judge Judy" was the highest-rated courtroom show on television, regularly drawing millions of viewers and becoming one of the most successful syndicated programs in TV history.After wrapping "Judge Judy" in July 2021, Sheindlin returned to the courtroom that November with the Amazon streaming series "Judy Justice."HAYDEN PANETTIERE AND THE CHILD STARS WHOSE RELATIONSHIPS WITH THEIR MOMAGERS TURNED COMPLICATEDEarlier th...