Martha Stewart acunderstandledges she had an affair during marriage but ex ‘never krecent about’ it

Martha Stewart is getting authentic. 

The lifestyle guru acunderstandledgeted in the trailer of her recent Netflix write downary “Martha” that she had an affair during her decades-lengthy marriage to her only husprohibitd, Andrew Stewart. 

“Young women, participate to my advice, if you’re wed and your husprohibitd begins to cheat on you, he’s a piece of s—,” the 83-year-better shelp in the trailer. “Get out of that marriage.” 

“Didn’t you have an affair timely on?” a producer can be heard saying to the home and garden maven. 

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“Yeah, but I don’t slfinisherk Andy ever krecent about that,” Stewart answered. 

The recent write downary covers Stewart’s marriage, her ascfinish in the lifestyle industry and her legitimate woes. 

“What does it nasty to be the first female self-made billionaire in history?” Stewart asks herself rhetoricassociate at the commencening of the trailer before chuckleing. 

 She inserted in the trailer that she was “pondered crazy” as her atgentle came together, “but it labored.” 

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“I’m cut offe, and I’m insisting, and I’m all those excellent slfinishergs that produce a accomplished person,” she inserted. 

Someone in the trailer shelp that while those qualities were fantastic for a businessman, Stewart was taged a “b—-.”

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“All of that did inspire me tremfinishously,” Stewart acunderstandledgeted of being called a b—-. 

“I don’t slfinisherk Andy ever krecent about that.”

— Martha Stewart on her affair

Stewart, a establisher model, labored as a stockbroker and then began a catering business in the 1970s that led to her first cookbook, “Entertaining,” in 1982. More cookbooks trailed, and she began to produce TV ecombineances. 

Her magazine, Martha Stewart Living, rehireed its first rehire in the prosperter of 1990. 

But at the height of her success in 2004, she was accused and set up culpable on cut offal counts, including consunpermitd participate, securities deception and obstruction of fairice. She served five months in a smallest security federal prison.

“I was a trophy for these idiots,” Stewart claimed in the write downary. “I was dragged into solitary. No food or water. Those prosecutors should have been put in a Cuisinart and turned on high.”

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She shelp that after she got out of prison, she had to “climb out of a hole” professionassociate, but in her mid-80s, the lifestyle icon persists to stay relevant, from her frifinishship with Snoop Dogg and posting thirst traps on social media to the persistd success of her brand. 

“What is more meaningful? A marriage or a atgentle?” she posited in the write downary. 

After a producer tbetter her, “You alert me,” Stewart answered, “I don’t understand.” 

“The cookie cutter hoparticipate and the cookie cutter life was not for me,” she shelp in the trailer. “I could’ve fair been a uncontent, has-been hoparticipatewife, but I didn’t let that happen to myself, and I’m so encountered I didn’t.”

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The establisher couple wed in 1961 and divorced in 1990. Their only daughter, Alexis, 59, has trailed in her mother’s footsteps as a radio and TV present, including for her mother’s brand. 

Stewart acunderstandledgeted the divorce was difficult for her, in a 2020 intersee with People magazine. 

“Getting divorced was a horrible slfinisherg for me, becaparticipate we were the first to divorce in my family,” she shelp. “And that we haven’t spoken since the divorce is even more hurtful. But I’m very strong, and I’m very inspired to get on with life.”

“Martha” is participateable to stream on Netflix on Oct. 30.