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Updated · Fox News · Aug 5
Martha Stewart, 85, Rejects Plastic Surgery and Says She No Longer Needs a Mate
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Aug 5

Martha Stewart, 85, Rejects Plastic Surgery and Says She No Longer Needs a Mate

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 5

Summary

  • People magazine’s new interview has Stewart framing 85 as “just a number,” saying she has never had plastic surgery and does not want to “be beleaguered” with an older, ill partner.
  • Instead, Stewart said she relies on skincare, facial treatments, healthy habits and occasional fillers every four months, calling herself “more a maintenance kind of person.”
  • Her birthday message matched that stance: Stewart posted a hot-tub photo from her Maine estate, said she did not want a party and told fans she plans to keep learning rather than dwell on age.
  • Stewart also said she still wakes at 3 a.m., remains a perfectionist and is adding new projects, including a home-intelligence app, extending a career that has already produced more than 100 cookbooks.

Insights

Where does Martha Stewart draw the line between “no surgery” and modern cosmetic maintenance?
At 85, is Martha Stewart’s glow really genes and discipline—or a more carefully managed formula than fans realize?
Why did Martha Stewart recreate her 1995 cover now, and what does it reveal about aging, branding, and control?