The reason why Martha Stewart decided to cancel her Thanksgiving dinner

After her guests abandoned her, Martha Stewart said on Thursday that she had officially canceled her Thanksgiving meal.

I abandoned Thanksgiving. Stewart remarked during an appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show, "I canceled."

Nine visitors had to cancel due to an illness. That being said, I told my friend who is a cook over the phone, "We're not doing Thanksgiving."


She has prepared numerous turkeys for various TV shows and was growing weary of doing it all the same.

Stewart went on, "I have to cook one more turkey for the 'Today' show, but I've already cooked fourteen for my TV show." So disregard it.

As part of its eighth annual All-Star Thanksgiving special, Stewart did, in fact, make an appearance on the renowned morning program, where she shared her recipe for "the juiciest roasted turkey in the world."

But Stewart still intends to have a few wonderful dinners on Thanksgiving. Stewart declared, "I made a plan." Naturally, friends welcomed me to their homes, so I visited roughly five different residences to sample various dishes.

The television magnate, Stewart, has decided not to host her Thanksgiving dinner, but she will still be able to charge visitors to her opulent 153-acre estate, Cantitoe Corners, in Westchester County, New York.

Stewart paid an astounding $15.2 million in 2000 for the mansion, which is frequently featured on the lifestyle juggernaut's dazzling Instagram account.