Martha Stewart Wouldn't Be Golden Bachelorette for $1 Million an Episode
To be fair, she's worth an estimated 400 of those.
Martha Stewart isn't interested in being the next Golden Bachelorette, sorry.
The businesswoman went on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen with her bestie Snoop Dogg, and they all played a game where Seth Meyers had to guess whether Snoop and Stewart would care about a bunch of topics from pop culture. The segment was called "Do Besties Give a Damn?"
Asked whether the besties would care about The Golden Bachelorette, Meyers guessed that they wouldn't.
This was the right answer, with the rapper saying, "What is that?" and Cohen explaining, "That is The Bachelorette but with an older gal."
Snoop then said, "Oh, no!" and Stewart chimed in, "Not at all."
Cohen then asked whether the celebrity chef would ever consider going on The Golden Bachelorette, and she told him, "Absolutely not."
The talk show host insisted, asking her if she'd do it for $1 million an episode. "No," she said categorically. "The guys aren't hot enough."
To be fair, Stewart is worth an estimated $400 million right now, so Snoop was onto something when he protested on her behalf, "Add another zero!"
Speaking of Stewart's love life, the mogul recently made headlines and delighted fans with the nonchalant way she confirmed she had cheated on her ex-husband Andrew Stewart.
The revelation came about in a trailer for her Netflix documentary Martha, which will be available for streaming starting Oct. 30. The star sat down for an interview, and said, "Young women, listen to my advice. If you're married and your husband starts to cheat on you, he's a piece of sh*t. Get out of that marriage."
When the producer hit back, "Didn't you have an affair early on?" Stewart replied, "Yeah, but I don't think Andy ever knew about that."
The author and her husband were married between 1961 and 1990, and share daughter Alexis Stewart, 59.
