Martha Stewart drove fans wild on social media with what they are calling a "saucy" and "unhinged" new video, featuring a succulent strawberry and a spool of fresh honey.

In the video, Stewart shows off a variety of products from Mac Cosmetics, though most of her followers were focused more on her delivery than the advertisement.

The comment section on the post was filled with fans marveling at Stewart, who amplified the sexiness by speaking softly.

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"What gets me in the nude," she asked. "How about a strawberry, fresh picked from the garden? Best in the hot sun," she said, biting into the juicy fruit. "Honey," she said, eating the sticky goo from a spool. "Makes a mess." 

"Ok saucy Martha!!!" one fan wrote. Another commented, "Martha is unhinged these days."

One of Stewart's followers joked, "Its like an intro to her OF [OnlyFans]."

"Martha Stewart being dirty wasn’t on my 2025 bingo card," another comment read.

One person called her a "naughty girl," while another dubbed her "the hottest woman on the internet."

A resounding sentiment expressed by fans was that the 83-year-old businesswoman was an "icon" and inspiration. "When I grow up I want to be like Martha," one user wrote on Instagram. "An icon," another put simply.

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Posting suggestive content is not new for Stewart, who has embraced her sexuality in recent years, even appearing on the cover of Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit issue in 2023 and reveling in her status as a "sex symbol."

"It's a good example for others, actually," she told InStyle, of being revered at an older age. "I'm a teacher. I'm trying to teach others that you can look great. There's no reason to slump around."

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In a separate interview with AARP, Stewart commented on aging in general, saying it wasn't something she thought about. "How old I am, slowing down, retiring – I just don't dwell on that," she explained.

"People talk about aging successfully, but I think of it as living gracefully and living to the absolute fullest," she explained. "I’m about trying new things and learning new things every single day. Staying fresh, being interesting and interested. Staying curious, staying busy, developing new friendships."

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Taylor Swift, decked out head to toe in designer Louis Vuitton, entered Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday as usual, with a posse in tow, including her parents, Scott and Andrea, and younger brother, Austin, ahead of the AFC Championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills.

In attendance to support her boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, Swift donned a $5,000 Monogrammed Jacquard Knit Jacket along with a slew of expensive accessories.

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Although her jacket had the prominent LV logo emblazoned on it, making her hard to miss, Swift opted for more subtle accessories, albeit designer. She complimented her attire by wearing the LV Spark Beanie ($550), Stair Trail Ankle Boot ($1,760) and Trunk Chain Wallet ($2,850), totaling more than $10,000.

After the Chiefs successfully defeated the Bills 32-29, Swift greeted Kelce on the field with an added layer, wearing the LV Medallion Gloves ($495).

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Her pricey outfit at Sunday's game was a stark contrast to last year's AFC Championship outfit, where the popstar wore a red sweater.

During last weekend's divisional round, Swift wowed in Chanel's 2024/2025 Cruise Collection, wearing a black and white tweed coat that retails for $9,600. Beneath it, Swift wore a black wool jumpsuit ($4,650), a chain belt ($2,250), and finished the look with pendant earrings ($1,150) and a likely vintage, Chanel flap bag.

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Kendrick Lamar, who Swift has collaborated with in the past on her hit song "Bad Blood," will be Super Bowl LIX's halftime show performer. Fans have speculated – even before the Chiefs reigned victorious – Swift might be involved.

Super Bowl LIX between the Philadelphia Eagles and Chiefs will take place on Sunday, Feb. 9. 

Throughout the course of her career, Lauren Sánchez has exuded confidence in everything she does. From her early days as an on-air journalist to becoming a high-powered philanthropist and licensed pilot, the 55-year-old New Mexico native has yet to slow down. 

"Lauren has amazing intuition," her fiancé, Amazon's executive chair, Jeff Bezos, told Vogue in 2023. "She sees things that other people don’t see. She’s really very sensitive to other people and what they’re thinking."

While there's no doubt Sánchez can find success with any endeavor, it's her approach to fashion and her evolution of style that has recently gained the attention of many. 

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On Monday, Sánchez turned heads while attending President Donald Trump's inauguration wearing a white, tailored Alexander McQueen pantsuit with a blazer that exposed her lacy bra. 

The look, which she has rocked a few different times before, had fans questioning her motive.

"Really, a bra plainly visible," one user wrote on X. "Today is NOT a night club event. Show some class & dignity."

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However, some were quick to come to Sánchez's defense. 

"Girl you ate that inaugural look don’t pay attention to no haters," one user commented, to which Sánchez liked. 

Comedian Whitney Cummings took to social media to semi-defend Sánchez's wardrobe as well. 

"We are not going to hate on this woman. She is a businesswoman and her decisions have gotten her this far," she said in a video posted to Instagram on Tuesday. "I respect this woman’s judgment. We all wish we had it, let’s be honest."

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"I don’t blame her," she added. "I blame white lace. White lace always looks cheap. … She’s with the head of Amazon, and she looks like she got that top on Temu."

Sánchez was a good sport about the video by commenting with a single red heart.

The future Mrs. Bezos is no stranger to scrutiny, especially when it comes to her appearance. 

Kick-starting her career as an anchor and reporter at various local news stations in Phoenix and Los Angeles throughout the '90s and early 2000s, the mother of three never shied away from flaunting her curves. 

"I always found it interesting that people say, ‘Well, Lauren, you definitely dress more for men.’ I actually dress for myself," she told Vogue in 2023. 

But her look back then has undoubtedly evolved to what it is today.

"Her style hasn’t changed any more than anyone else’s style would change throughout their life. Lauren embraces, and I’m sure works very hard at, her body and is vocal through her clothing choices," Amanda Massi, celebrity stylist, told Fox News Digital. 

"Daring vs. conservative, bold vs. reserved style, it doesn’t matter," she added. "Style is a physical representation of your personality and lifestyle, but it’s important to dress appropriately for the given occasions."

While Sánchez often opted for more conservative yet sexy looks in the past, these days she continues to push the boundaries with plunging necklines, body-hugging silhouette gowns and more.

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"I really think I am coming into who I am, and I know what feels good," Sánchez, whose favorite designers include Christian Dior, Dolce & Gabbana and Valentino, told Vogue. 

As for her inspirations, Sánchez looks to Salma Hayek and Amal Clooney.

"Why? Because they dress for who they are, and that authenticity, I think, comes through," she told the outlet.

Massi said Sánchez's fashion-forward approach says a lot about who she is and how she feels in her own body.

"As a maximalist stylist with a majority of my female clients embracing a daring and bold look, I strongly feel that what you wear sends a message to the world before you have the chance to speak; so it’s important to make the right impression within the context of where the outfit is being worn," said Massi. "Lauren’s fashion choices say that she is comfortable in her own skin and is proud of her body."

Behind the glitz and glam, however, Sánchez prefers a more downplayed look while in the comfort of her home. 

"You see her, this beautiful force all done up in ball gowns, but the truth is most of the time we are on the couch in sweats and yoga pants playing Sloppy Dice or Heads Up on our phones," Sánchez's sister, Elena Sánchez Blair, told Vogue in 2023. 

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An Atelier dress designer and supporter of President Donald Trump shocked partygoers and social media users once again with a silhouette unlike anything he'd handcrafted before.

Andre Soriano, a shop owner in Occoquan, Virginia, and originally from the Philippines, designed a green "Make America Healthy Again" dress for recently crowned Miss America Abbie Stockard.

"She’s the sweetest," Soriano told Fox News Digital of Stockard. "She’s the best representation of America. She’s going to be a great example for all the kids."

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Stockard, who represented Alabama and was crowned Miss America Jan. 5, wore the custom gown to the MAHA inaugural ball, held for a night in celebration of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Trump’s pick for secretary of Health and Human Services Jan. 20.

She has since shared photographs from the event opposite RFK Jr. and his wife, Cheryl Hines, among others.

"I’m truly, truly honored and grateful to be part of her dressing up," Soriano said.

The controversial designer is well known for the infamous "Make America Great Again" ensemble he crafted for singer-songwriter Joy Villa, which she wore to the 2017 Grammy Awards.

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"I’ve been in Hollywood before," Soriano told Fox News Digital. "I’ve been dissected, especially after I made the Trump dress."

Soriano has been the recipient of hateful rhetoric both online and in person for his patriotic tailoring.

"We’re going to tell the,. ‘God bless you, and peace be with you,'" he said of the backlash.

Soriano received the measurements for Stockard just two days before she arrived in Washington, D.C., for the inaugural events.

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He made the dress in eight hours.

"She came the next day," Soriano said. "I did the fitting, and it fit her like a glove. I've worked with a lot of women, and I really nailed it down to the T."

January was hectic for Soriano because eight to 10 dresses were commissioned by him in preparation for Inauguration Day.

"The whole month of January I was flooded," he said. "I’m so glad that America finally made that decision."