CNN released a miniseries to document the celeb’s transformation called"The Many Lives of Martha Stewart.
“Everyone smuggles food out of kitchens.
I mean what else are you going to make?”
Stewarts self-identified “prison friend” confessed.
She cleaned the warden’s toilet."
And according to some, she was always reliable, down-to-earth, and authentic.
After all, Phipps isn’t the first to say she hopes to reconnect with Stewart.
The domestic diva served in Alderson, West Virginia, hours from her Bedford, New York home.
Stewart was reportedly not only distraught about having to go to prison but also about the facility’s location.
“you’re free to make lemons out of lemonade?”
she joked, continuing, “No.
None of those adages fit at all.”
And I can still hold my head up high and know that I’m fine."
This certainly seems true, considering she has since skyrocketed back to nearly pre-prison popularity.
