Martha Stewart responds to Halloween costume uproar after dressing as homeless person
The lifestyle entrepreneur and TV star, who is worth an estimated $570 million, went viral for all the wrong reasons.
Covered by 5 sources from 4 countries. First reported by The Sydney Morning Herald ·
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Martha Stewart responds to Halloween costume uproar after dressing as homeless person
The lifestyle entrepreneur and TV star, who is worth an estimated $570 million, went viral for all the wrong reasons.
Martha Stewart says she ‘really screwed up’ after dressing as homeless person for Halloween
Multimillionaire lifestyle mogul says her costume was ‘insensitive and not funny’ after provoking furious backlash Martha Stewart has apologised after sharing an image of herself dressed as a homeless person for Halloween, which provoked a backlash online. The 85-year-old media personality, who is worth an estimated…
Martha Stewart says she 'really screwed up' with homeless Halloween costume
The veteran lifestyle guru has deleted a photo of herself wearing torn clothes and dirt on her face.
- PunchNigeria
Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart apologises over ‘homeless person’ Halloween costume
American lifestyle entrepreneur and television personality, Martha Stewart, has apologised after facing widespread criticism for dressing as a homeless person for Halloween. Read More: https://punchng.com/lifestyle-guru-martha-stewart-apologises-over-homeless-person-halloween-costume/
Martha Stewart says she ‘really screwed up’ with homeless Halloween costume
Stewart appeared dressed as a homeless person, holding a sign that read "I AM HUNGRY HELP ME!!" In the post's caption, she promoted her candle collection.
Coverage details
5 outlets from 4 countries are covering this story: The Sydney Morning Herald, The Guardian, BBC News, Punch and RNZ. The Sydney Morning Herald published it first, on November 1, 2026; the last outlet to join was RNZ, 20 hours later.
Key names in the coverage: Martha Stewart, Halloween and Read More.
By country: United Kingdom (2), Australia (1), Nigeria (1), New Zealand (1).
