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Martha Stewart turned eighty-four this week and wasted no time making headlines with both business and personal flair. The big news after her birthday was the unveiling of her latest business venture, announced just a day after her celebrations according to AOL. Details remain under wraps for the full product line, but Stewart herself teased that her new endeavor is rolling out with two products and will further cement her influence in the lifestyle sphere.

Meanwhile, Stewart continues to dominate the hospitality scene. Just last week, The Bedford by Martha Stewart in Las Vegas generated buzz on Instagram by launching immersive culinary classes and a refreshed menu, underscoring her ability to keep her restaurants relevant and engaging. Fans and foodies are flocking there both for the experience and the bragging rights of eating in a space curated by the queen of domesticity herself.

The internet swirled with speculation about Martha being courted to join The Real Housewives of New York City for the show's sixteenth season, but both her representative Susan Magrino and a Bravo spokesperson were quick to refute that notion in multiple outlets, including Parade and Us Weekly. Stewart has firmly said “not Martha” when it comes to donning the infamous apple, quashing a week’s worth of breathless rumors. Those hoping for reality TV drama will have to settle for her decades-long, and now playfully resolved, rivalry with Bethenny Frankel—underscored by friendly yet famously blunt exchanges over the years.

On the social front, Stewart was celebrated by younger influencers and longtime admirers alike. The scene-stealing moment came when she met Meredith Hayden, the Wishbone Kitchen chef who is often called her generation’s Martha. Their meeting at Stewart’s cover party in East Hampton, as reported by AOL and splashed all over Instagram, set social media abuzz. Hayden documented their encounter with the caption “My queen,” and added to the soft power of Stewart’s intergenerational appeal.

Not to be overlooked, Stewart’s new skincare line Elm Biosciences is gaining traction, with the mogul touting its intentional approach for “living well and aging well” in The Wall Street Journal. Her continued partnership with Canopy Growth for CBD products and her cross-generational collaborations—think Snoop Dogg and digital food stars—show she’s as agile as ever at reinvention.

From cover parties to podcasts and viral posts, Martha Stewart’s week proves she is not retiring her crown any time soon. Whether in the garden, the kitchen, or the boardroom, she is, as ever, the blueprint.

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