I Want to Be Martha Stewart When I Grow Up, So I Took Her MasterClass

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When asked to identify my role models, Martha Stewart is, perhaps, unexpectedly, at the top of my list—and not just because she’s aging like a fine wine. (But did you see her Sports Illustrated cover last year? I can’t say I wasn’t swooning over the then 82-year-old’s swimsuit spread). The domestic innovator, media mogul, TV personality, author, best friend of Snoop Dogg, and self-professed O.G. influencer launched the Martha Stewart empire in the early 1980s as a newly divorced 50-year-old. Despite being the household name in homes, kitchens, and gardens for over three decades, Stewart’s 80th decade is shaping up to be her best yet.

The multi-hyphenate, who recently spent her 83rd birthday at the Paris Olympics (with frequent collaborator and bestie Snoop, of course), also recently added MasterClass instructor to her ever-growing resume. MasterClass, an online education subscription platform, offers virtual courses led by some of the world’s leading industry professionals in an array of fields, from sports to cooking, photography, personal brand development, and everything in between. MasterClass’ expansive portfolio of talent includes the likes of David Lynch, Hilary Rodham Clinton, Dr. Jane Goodall, George W. Bush, Ringo Starr and even Kris Jenner.

Read more at The Daily Beast.