Martha Stewart Critiques Her Own Netflix Documentary

Martha Stewart expresses dissatisfaction with her Netflix documentary, highlighting its focus on her trial and asserting it doesn't capture her true story.

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Martha Stewart's documentary 'Martha' premieres on Netflix, but she criticizes its portrayal, particularly its focus on her legal troubles. Stewart seeks to emphasize her story beyond the trial, stating the film doesn't reflect her entire life, while also acknowledging the positive impact it has had on young women viewers.

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