Martha Stewart Cancels Her Thanksgiving Dinner ‘I’m All Turkeyed Out’
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The undisputed queen of Thanksgiving, Martha Stewart surprised everyone this year by canceling her highly anticipated Turkey Day celebration. The reason behind this unexpected move? Nine of her guests had to bail due to one person falling sick, triggering a domino effect.
Martha Stewart Cancels Her Famous Thanksgiving Dinner
Seems like this year, Stewart’s taking a well-deserved breather, sidestepping the stress of being the hostess with the mostest. Instead, she’s opted for a more relaxed approach, where she’s poised to revel in the flavors of the season. One friend’s household at a time.
Stewart was concerned about the health of her friends and not wanting to risk further spread, she made the tough call to cancel the festivities. Plus, she’s been deep in the Thanksgiving trenches already, having whipped up a whopping 14 turkeys for her various TV appearances. She’s officially declared herself “turkeyed out” and ready for a break.
However, Stewart’s not bidding adieu to the holiday altogether. She cleverly planned to salvage the day by embarking on a culinary adventure, bouncing from one friend’s home to another to sample their Thanksgiving spreads. It’s a bit of a departure from her usual hosting duties but promises to be an exciting gastronomic journey.
This deviation from her usual routine isn’t unprecedented. Last year, Stewart wowed her followers with a display of her extensive collection of decorative turkeys, showcasing over a hundred of these festive adornments. Her Thanksgivings have always been a spectacle, and designer Christopher Spitzmiller couldn’t stop praising the delightful food and the enchanting experience of witnessing Stewart masterfully create her legendary gravy.
Martha Stewart Hosted an Autumn Weekend Fest Last Month
Stewart is all about stirring things up, a trait evident in her recent change of plans and her vibrant, fun-loving escapades. Just a month ago, she orchestrated an “autumn weekend fest” for her granddaughter Jude and a group of friends.
The fest overflowed with a whirlwind of activities, from pumpkin carving and glamping to hiking, horseback riding, and apple picking. Exhausted but gleefully content, Stewart and her young guests reveled in the success of this adventure.
Stewart’s relationship with her granddaughter Jude embodies a remarkable bond, evident in their shared moments. Hosting Jude and her friends for a spectacular autumn weekend showcased Stewart’s knack for orchestrating joyous experiences.
