Martha Stewart called out by Netflix producer for cheating after blasting men who are unfaithful

The beloved TV personality speaks about the trials and tribulations of her marriage to her ex-husband in a trailer for her new documentary.

Martha Stewart, lifestyle guru extraordinaire, confessed to cheating on her ex-husband Andrew Stewart early on in their 29-year marriage .

Martha dropped the shocking bombshell in an official trailer for her new Netflix documentary.

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83-year-old Martha says men who are unfaithful are "piece[s] of s---", but she admitted cheating when she was confronted about her own infidelity.

When she was quizzed about her cheating "early on" in her marriage to ex-husband Andrew, she joked: "Yeah, but I don't think Andy ever knew about that."

Martha and businessman ex-husband Andrew tied the knot in 1961 and they welcomed their daughter Alexis in 1965.

However, the pair decided to go their separate ways in 1990, just short of their 30-year anniversary.

Martha is expected to divulge even more details about her personal life in the candid documentary, self-titled Martha, which is arriving on the streaming service on October 30.

Martha, who is thought to be currently single, famously went on to date actor Anthony Hopkins, as well as software architect Charles Simonyi.

As well as her dating life, Martha's fans will undoubtedly be hoping to learn more about her friendship with Snoop Dogg, which is one of the most beloved friendships in showbusiness.

The famous pair first met in 2008 on Martha's cooking program, The Martha Stewart Show.

Martha walked Snoop, 52, through how to make the best mashed potatoes and the duo got along famously - she then invited him back on the program a year later and they made brownies together and joked about "the most important part" of that recipe.

They then went on to work together professionally as roasters on Comedy Central's 2015 roast of Justin Bieber.

In addition, they were also co-hosts of the Puppy Bowls in 2021 and 2022.

Speaking about their relationship, she previously told PEOPLE: "When you work with someone like Snoop, it's like having a sidekick. How great it is. That's why all the comedians have sidekicks and bands because it loosens them up and lets them be freer. Snoop is my freedom."

While Snoop has previously called her his "homegirl" and said they have a "special bond".