12 Times Martha Stewart Was a Thirst-Trap Queen
For decades, Martha Stewart has made fans drool with mouthwatering photos of, say, homemade pizza, creamy Shakshuka and sourdough chocolate chip cookies. But lately, the domestic diva, who is one of this year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue cover models, has been making her followers drool for a different reason—her thirst traps.
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The 81-year-old home decor mogul recently told InStyle that it's "fantastic" to be recognized as a "bona fide sex symbol" at her age. "It's a good example for others, actually," she said. "I'm a teacher. I'm trying to teach others that you can look great. There's no reason to slump around."
In 2020, a poolside snap of Stewart went viral on social media, becoming such an internet phenomenon that the former model was invited to discuss it on CNN.
"Well, I had just had a very dear friend over for lunch and then I took a long swim and I was getting out of the pool," she said. "I was trying to take pictures of my gardens out there. And then the camera automatically went to, you know, selfie mode. I don’t know why."
"And I looked at it and I looked so nice because of the sun streaming down. So I snapped the picture and I sent it to the internet."
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Here, a retrospective of her thirstiest thirst traps—so far!
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