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Posted On: September 3rd 2026, 11:05 pm

Singing the National Anthem at the Charleston River Dogs game!

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aburd20

2 months ago

aburd20

Beautiful!

yesgiulia

2 months ago

yesgiulia

😍😍😍

ellenkellynyc

2 months ago

ellenkellynyc

This is amazing

debfite2026

2 months ago

debfite2026

🔥🔥🔥🔥

noelleamore5

2 months ago

noelleamore5

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

victoria0531

2 months ago

victoria0531

Bravo!!! Amazing job! 😘

alecotano_

2 months ago

alecotano_

I know that guy!! Ate it up 🙂‍↕️

carlymcgee_

2 months ago

carlymcgee_

you’re amazing!!

lynnesib

2 months ago

lynnesib

Woooooohoooooo!!! PERFECT🔥

will_scavone

2 months ago

will_scavone

Killed it!!👏

em_clark68

2 months ago

em_clark68

👏😍🔥❤️🙌

miascav7

2 months ago

miascav7

Wowowowow you rocked it!!! 👏👏👏👏😘😘

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Martha Stewart is going viral and catching some heat after posting and deleting a Halloween photo of her seemingly dressed as a homeless person with a sign that reads, “I’m Hungry.” On Halloween (October 31), Stewart — who describes the holiday as one other favorites of the year — shared a photo of her costume to her personal Instagram and Facebook pages.
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It showed her in ripped and tattered clothes, with dirt-like makeup on her face. As she frowned, she held a clipboard up, as if it were a piece of cardboard. In all caps, the sign read, “I AM HUNGRY. HELP ME!!” In the caption of the post, Stewart — who reportedly has an estimated net worth of $400 million — wrote, “My QVC candles are perfect for Halloween!!!!!” The photo of the costume was the last swipe in a 3-swipe carousel post. In the prior swipes, she proved her candles sold on QVC. In one top comment, a social media user wrote, “Omg…not Martha being poor for Halloween?!? 😬.“
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As other social media users began dragging her, Stewart quickly deleted the entire post from her Instagram and Facebook pages. However, the criticism continued as social users took to all platforms. Social users even posted under her older and newer posts — calling her out for posting as if nothing happened. Users slammed her as “offensive,” “tone deaf,” “gross,” and “out of touch” for seemingly poking fun at people struggling with poverty. Hours after the the post-and-delete, Stewart released a statement to Page Six. It read, “I’ve spent decades teaching others how to celebrate Halloween — sharing fun, festive recipes, providing unique craft ideas, and giving tips on entertaining and hosting to make the most of one of my favorite holidays of the year. I am distressed that my Halloween costume yesterday, which was intended to bring more awareness to the very serious subject of homelessness, has offended people, which was never my intention. Homelessness...”
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Costume parades were a success! The infants and pretoddlers did an amazing job!

Lisanne wil gewoon uitpraten! 😤😱

#DeBondgenoten zie je om 19.30.

💥 BIG NEWS! 💥
Another cast member has just joined our live show cast for the Madison and Minneapolis shows next weekend. Can you guess who it is?

Tickets are available at the link in my bio

Another fruitful day @riwaq.leb

Trevlig lördag mina vänner!❤️ Jag säger inte ofta nog hur glad jag är över att ni hänger här hos mig. Hur ni får mig att känna mig okej precis som jag är. När jag startade Mammasanningar för 12 år sen trodde jag inte att det var möjligt att skapa en digital community med så mycket värme. Men ni har motbevisat mig. Tack också för ert engagemang. Varje hjärta, varje kommentar, varje DM betyder otroligt mycket ❤️❤️