Martha Stewart apologizes over Halloween costume: ‘Insensitive and not funny’
Martha Stewart is facing backlash after posting a Halloween photo of herself dressed as a homeless person. The lifestyle mogul deleted the photo and issued an apology.
Summary by The Houston Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Stephanie Weaver, as published by FOX 26 Houston · · 1 min read
Martha Stewart is facing backlash after posting a Halloween photo of herself dressed as a homeless person. The lifestyle mogul deleted the photo and issued an apology.
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