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Serna, V., & Rogers, C. (2026, November 1). Martha Stewart addresses backlash over homeless Halloween costume — but stops short of apologizing. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/11/01/celebrity-news/martha-stewart-addresses-backlash-over-homeless-halloween-costume-but-stops-short-of-apologizing/
Serna, Vanessa, and Chris Rogers. “Martha Stewart addresses backlash over homeless Halloween costume — but stops short of apologizing.” New York Post, 1 Nov. 2026, https://pagesix.com/2026/11/01/celebrity-news/martha-stewart-addresses-backlash-over-homeless-halloween-costume-but-stops-short-of-apologizing/.
Serna, Vanessa, and Chris Rogers. “Martha Stewart addresses backlash over homeless Halloween costume — but stops short of apologizing.” New York Post, November 1, 2026. https://pagesix.com/2026/11/01/celebrity-news/martha-stewart-addresses-backlash-over-homeless-halloween-costume-but-stops-short-of-apologizing/.
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Martha Stewart addressed backlash over her Halloween costume depicting a homeless person but stopped short of apologizing. In a statement to Page Six, she expressed distress that her intention to raise awareness about homelessness had offended people, which was not her goal. Stewart deleted the photo after it sparked controversy and defended her decision by noting her long-standing commitment to supporting charities combating homelessness in America. She emphasized her dedication to addressing this social issue while also expressing her love for Halloween traditions. The TV personality's costume consisted of ripped clothing with dirt on her face and a sign reading "I am hungry. Help me."