Martha Stewart Shares Thanksgiving Tradition That She Hopes People Won't 'Dislike' Her For
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Martha Stewart is getting ready for the holidays!
The home decor expert recently opened up about one of her Thanksgiving traditions, and it's not the most surprising thing due to her farm style of living.
"I've already cooked about 10 turkeys, so I might be turkey'd out," she admitted to Entertainment Tonight at the CFDA Fashion Awards in New York City on Monday, Nov. 6.
Even so, the former Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover model said that "a turkey that we grow ourselves" is an annual Thanksgiving tradition for her, though, she acknowledged, some animal rights activists could potentially take issue with the practice.
"Don't dislike me for that," she added, "but it's important, and just a beautiful, autumnal feeling."
Additionally, for those preparing to cook the festive bird for themselves this holiday season, achieve the juiciest meat possible with her pro tip.
Elsewhere in the chat with the outlet, the 82-year-old divulged the secrets to her staple style. "I like classic, good fashion that I can wear year after year after year," Stewart said. "It's not that I always wear vintage, I don't, but I have a closet full of very beautiful clothing."
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She later included, "If you keep healthy and keep in shape and keep yourself looking appropriate, clothes look good on you."
For the fashionable event, Stewart sported an uber classy all-black sequin tweed suit comprised of wide-leg pants and a trench coat designed by Dennis Basso. "I will wear this many, many times," she confirmed of the stunning look and we definitely don't blame her!
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