Martha Stewart a well-known lifestyle expert recently shared details about a missed opportunity to host Saturday Night Live. During a Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon appearance Stewart revealed she was asked to host SNL after her release from Alderson Federal Prison Camp.

Parole Restrictions Prevented Martha Stewart From Accepting Saturday Night Live Hosting Offer After Prison Release

Stewart explained to Jimmy Fallon that her parole officer denied her permission to host SNL. This denial was due to parole restrictions following her five-month prison sentence at Alderson Federal Prison Camp in 2004. Stewart joked about the situation with Fallon noting she was only allowed to leave her residence for eight hours daily during parole. This limited timeframe clashed with the demanding schedule of hosting Saturday Night Live .

Martha Stewart Jests About Parole Officer's Refusal and Expresses Continued Interest in Hosting SNL

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When Jimmy Fallon inquired about her parole officer's refusal Stewart responded humorously calling him "that bastard". Despite the past setback Stewart indicated she has not abandoned hope of hosting SNL in the future. She affirmed her belief in her hosting abilities stating she would be "amazing" and jokingly suggested starting a campaign to advocate for her hosting opportunity.

Decades of Saturday Night Live Impersonations Acknowledged by Martha Stewart with Humor and Admiration

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During the Tonight Show segment Fallon highlighted Martha Stewart's status as one of the most impersonated individuals in Saturday Night Live history. He mentioned that nine different SNL cast members including David Spade Ana Gasteyer Amy Poehler and Kate McKinnon have portrayed her. Stewart responded positively to the impersonations. She stated she enjoys them considering imitation a high form of flattery. Stewart even identified David Spade as her favorite impersonator particularly referencing his portrayal of her wearing a poncho she actually owned.

Collaboration with Charli XCX and Upcoming Super Bowl Commercial Teased by Martha Stewart

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Martha Stewart is collaborating with musician Charli XCX for an upcoming Uber Eats Super Bowl commercial. Teaser clips released by Uber Eats feature Stewart and Charli XCX in humorous exchanges promoting the advertisement. In one teaser they participate in a social media trend making lighthearted revelations to each other. Other teasers show them with delivered items and Charli XCX humorously explaining American football terms. Matthew McConaughey is also featured in separate teasers for the same Uber Eats Super Bowl campaign.

Martha Stewart's Prison Sentence and Reflection in Netflix Documentary "Martha"

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Martha Stewart served five months in Alderson Federal Prison Camp in 2004. This sentence stemmed from a conviction on charges related to conspiracy and obstruction of justice concerning a 2001 stock sale. A recent Netflix documentary titled "Martha" explores Stewart's life including her time in prison. Stewart has expressed criticism of the documentary's creative choices despite director R.J. Cutler having extensive access during filming. She specifically mentioned dissatisfaction with unflattering camera angles used in the documentary.

Super Bowl Entertainment Lineup Features Kendrick Lamar SZA and Pregame Performances

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The 2025 Super Bowl entertainment includes Kendrick Lamar headlining the halftime show and SZA joining him as a performer. In addition to the halftime show the Super Bowl pregame entertainment lineup features Jon Batiste Trombone Shorty Lauren Daigle and Ledisi. The Super Bowl LIX game will be between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs.