Martha Stewart deletes Halloween costume photo after mocking homeless people
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Key Points:
- Martha Stewart faced backlash after posting and quickly deleting a Halloween photo of herself dressed in tattered clothing with a sign saying "I AM HUNGRY HELP ME!", which many interpreted as a homeless person costume.
- The photo was part of an Instagram carousel promoting her QVC candles but was removed shortly after, though screenshots circulated on social media and Reddit.
- Critics called the costume "offensive," "gross," and "out of touch," accusing Stewart—who has a net worth of $400 million—of making light of homelessness and poverty.
- It is unclear why Stewart deleted the photo or if her intention was to depict homelessness, and her representatives have not responded to requests for comment.
- Stewart is known for elaborate Halloween costumes and has a history of celebrating the holiday with flair, but this recent outfit has drawn negative reactions from some fans.
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