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Martha Stewart sorry for ‘insensitive’ homeless Halloween costume post on social media

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Martha Stewart sorry for ‘insensitive’ homeless Halloween costume post on social media — Beijing Business news

American lifestyle guru Martha Stewart has apologised for an “insensitive and not funny” Halloween costume after she appeared to dress up as a homeless person. “It’s hard to admit when you’ve really screwed up,” the billionaire, 85, wrote on Instagram after she deleted a photo of herself in ripped jeans, a torn jumper and a dirtied face. Stewart also held a clipboard that read “I Am Hungry Help Me!!” Social media users quickly slammed her as out of touch. “I know many people are suffering...

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