Martha Stewart reveals people working on her Sports Illustrated shoot called ... trends now
Martha Stewart opened up recently about what happened behind the scenes of her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.
In an article published on Monday, the 81-year-old television personality told The New York Times that the people working on set of the sultry photo shoot called her breasts 'the girls'.
The entrepreneur expressed her shock and said that is a phrase she has never used before in her life.
The day before, the publication revealed their four cover stars — which included the age-defying beauty.
In doing so, Stewart became the the oldest model to grace the coveted swimsuit issue on stands Thursday.
Opening up: Martha Stewart opened up recently about what happened behind the scenes of her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue
However, the author said that the vernacular used by the people working on the set really surprised her.
'All these people were prodding me and talking about "the girls",' she said.
'I hate stuff like that,' she continued. 'I have never called my breasts "the girls" in my life.'
For the opportunity to make history, the founder of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia said she put in a lot of work to get to a place where she 'felt good enough about the way I look.'
In preparation, the Emmy-winning television host followed a strict routine of 'pilates three times a week' and had underwent 'a light spray tan, facials at Mario Badescu'.
Despite that, she recalled the people on set still 'nudging' her and instructing her to 'poke this out, push that in'.
'I had to put up with that for eight hours,' she said about what happened on the day of the shoot.
'Still, we were shooting in the Dominican Republic, and I had a really good
