Martha Stewart just confirmed what cosmetic procedures she has and hasn't had done
Martha Stewart celebrated her 85th birthday earlier this week on Monday (3 August) and revealed exactly what she does to 'stay looking so good'.
The American businesswoman rose to fame back in the 1980s with her breakout success beginning with the release of her highly popular 1982 cookbook, Entertaining.
She's since enjoyed decades in the public eye, garnering fans all over the world with many keen on finding out her secret to looking as fantastic as she does.
Putting all the speculation to rest, Stewart has now confirmed exactly what cosmetic procedures she has and hasn't done
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When asked how she was feeling about turning 85, Stewart exclusively told PEOPLE: "I don’t think about age. Eighty-five is just a number; that’s all I consider it. I don’t want to have a party. "It’s not a big deal."
The cooking expert then revealed what she does to 'stay looking so good', telling the outlet: "I have good genes. My mum looked great at 95. We eat well. We don’t drink very much.
"We don’t smoke. We eat healthy food. We exercise daily. I horseback ride."
And as for any cosmetic procedures?
Well, Stewart was refreshingly candid with her response.
"I go to Dr Dan Belkin in New York City. He is a very superb dermatologist. And I use a little bit of filler," she shared, adding that she goes 'once every four months for touch-ups'.
Stewart then outlined: "I have not had any plastic surgery at all. I don’t think I need it. I do facial exercises and have the best facials from Mario Badescu and Georgia Louise."
"Peptides are very good," the writer continued. "I take a few peptides. So that’s what I do. I’m more a maintenance kind of person. I’m not getting boobs done and hips and butts and stuff like that."
And, when reflecting on the 'best part' of her fame, Stewart concluded: "I couldn’t care less about being rich and famous.
"All I want to be is comfortable, have beautiful gardens, have enough money to support my family and treat my friends well."
She did, however, admit that she would like a 'big yacht', rounding off: "I don’t have that yet."
Elsewhere in the PEOPLE interview, Stewart, who now lives on a farm, shared: "This is the best place to live. You wake up with fresh air, you wake up with roosters crowing. You have vegetables from the garden to make your green juice from.
"You have eggs from the henhouse to scramble or boil for breakfast. It’s a pleasure to live like this."
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