Celebrity chef Ina Garten explains how her friendship with Martha Stewart ended.

On December 5, the TV chef and writer had a private interview with People magazine, during which she was asked to speak about why she and Stewart are not any longer friends.

Stewart initially claimed that Garten abandoned their friendship when Stewart went to prison, but Garten claims this will not be true.

In front of a live audience, the former Food Network chef responded to Stewart’s claims, stating: “Well, let’s just say her story isn’t entirely accurate. And you know that was 25 years ago. I think it’s time to let go.”

The friendship between Garten and Stewart blossomed in the Nineteen Nineties. In fact, Stewart was largely answerable for making “The Barefoot Contessa” as successful because it was. In 1990, after purchasing a house just south of Garten’s, Stewart published her first issue of Martha Stewart Living, which included an article about Garten.

Stewart was also friends with the head of Crown Publishing, which proved useful when Garten sought to publish “The Barefoot Contessa Cookbook.”

In 2000, Stewart’s production company gave Garten a show for the Food Network called “Someone’s in the Kitchen with Ina.” Unfortunately, because of a rift with the TV crew during filming, the series was discontinued. Garten returned to her roots and published 13 more cookbooks with Crown.

As for her relationship with Stewart, Garten says it’s just distance. Stewart spent more time at her estate in Bedford, New York, which led to them losing contact with one another.

But Stewart believes their relationship became strained when she was sentenced to 5 months in prison in 2004 for lying about selling shares.

She he said The New Yorker: “When I was sent to Alderson Prison, she stopped contacting me. I found it extremely disturbing and extremely unfriendly.” Stewart’s publicist called back to offer an announcement on her behalf, insisting that she was “not bitter at all and there was no dispute between them.”

Now that Garten has given her answer, it’s as much as fans to come to a decision which TV personality they think is true.

Some believed that Stewart was telling the truth. One person wrote on People’s website“I believe Marta. Martha started her, and when Martha went to prison, she abandoned her. Moving to a neighboring country does not prevent the continuation of a valuable friendship.”

A Stewart supporter on E! Facebook News page he said“Ina was a trader. Better not be friends with her.

On Instagram, several people commented on Stewart’s alleged malicious writing: “Marta can hold a grudge” and “Marta doesn’t let go.”

Others supported Garten’s answer in a People Instagram clip. One fan said: “Marta told the truth! But Ina behaved well and showed respect.” Another added: “Not everyone likes everyone. Ina is true, move on.

Calling her bluff, a 3rd added: “Come on, you just don’t want to hang out with prison birds. I fixed it there. I love the documentary about Marta.”

After her 2004 conviction, Stewart served five months in prison, as detailed in her Netflix documentary, which hit streaming platforms last month. “Martha” charts the lifestyle impresario’s rise to fame, her money-making friendship with Snoop Dogg, and the painful personal details surrounding her marriage to ex-husband Andrew Stewart.

Master P’s second youngest son and Romeo Miller’s younger brother may soon be free from charges despite the criminal charges against him.

According to ABC 4Hercy Miller, 24, was arrested last month together with Brock Felder, 20, and Peter Dadson Jr. (25) on charges of stealing two fridges from the campus of Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah.

The arrest of three Thunderbirds basketball teammates occurred the day before Thanksgiving, and each student was charged with theft.

Arrest documents say that on Nov. 11, surveillance video captured Miller, Felder and Dadson Jr. taking two fridges from the loading dock of a campus bookstore and putting them into two vehicles. Each refrigerator was valued at $1,500.

Upon arrival at their residence, police observed one refrigerator in Dadson Jr.’s apartment. and Felder. Miller had a second refrigerator in his garage.

TO the TV reported that Felder told police that one other suspect had the thought to steal the fridges. He also claimed that he had just helped load it into the automobile. Dadson Jr. is reported to have and Miller assumed the fridges can be thrown away.

One statement says Dadson Jr. “he believed they were thrown away and could be taken away.” He claimed the fridges had been sitting on the loading dock for “almost a month.”

Neither of them asked permission before taking the coolers.

The three men were booked into the Iron County Jail and released on Thanksgiving Day. All three were cleared to proceed playing college basketball.

SUU head coach Rob Jeter, he said TMZ calls the December 4 incident a “big misunderstanding.”

Fans reacted to Hollywood Unlocked’s coverage of Miller’s shock and disappointment.

One one that had speculation about Miller’s older brother and his apparent absence from the family wrote, “So Romeo has distanced himself from this family and is now focused on his own family.”

Someone else couldn’t help but mention his father, born Percy Robert Miller.

“Dad’s worth millions and you’re stealing refrigerators! these star kids really need to study.”

Another fan defended Miller, saying: “It’s crazy because it might have gone within the trash anyway. This is so petty, lmao.

Although neither his father nor his brother said anything concerning the incident, Hercy himself sent a message of thanks on Thanksgiving – the identical day he was released from prison.

Reposting the meme that he said“When life seems troubled, as a substitute of resisting, ask God what he’s attempting to teach you or where he’s leading you. Trust that His plans are at all times for your good, even when the trail seems uncertain.

Additionally, Hercy also posted a series of photos together with his family members on the court, including one together with his father, mother Sonya C, older brother Vercy Miller and others.

In the caption, he wrote: “I’m grateful for all of this. Ups. Short. Blessings. Lessons. Failures. Returns. All.”

Hercy Miller is a senior transferring from the University of Louisville. The 6’3 guard has an estimated net price of $2 million due to NIL deals and brand partnerships with Steve Madden, Amazon and more.

TMZ reported that prosecutors filed a motion to dismiss Miller’s case in court on Dec. 6, a spokesman for the Iron County Attorney’s Office said.

This could allow Miller to be free from any charges, even though it’s unclear what’s at stake for his teammates. “Life is good,” Hercy wrote on her Instagram Story later that day.

After hearing the newest update, one social media user he said“master p sent this check” and one other added: “Baby Master P is a businessman. He definitely sent that check.

In addition to Romeo and Hercy, Master P and Sonya have a complete of seven children, including 33-year-old son Vercy, 31-year-old daughter Inty, 25-year-old daughter Itali and 19-year-old son Mercy. Their daughter Tytyana Miller died at age 30 from a fentanyl overdose in May 2022.

Tytyana’s struggles with addiction and depression were documented on We TV’s reality show “Growing Up Hip Hop” and put her eldest brother and dad at the middle of the drama.

In a June 2022 interview with Atlanta Black Star, Romeo revealed that “recently,” he told his father that he was expecting his first child.

“Honestly, me and my dad, our relationship shouldn’t be what people think. We are so close, but it surely relies on respect. It’s based on the indisputable fact that he’s a fantastic father,” he said.

Like father, like son. #tb pic.twitter.com/LlTsRlWwMK

— Romeo Miller (@RomeoMiller) January 20, 2017

Later that 12 months, Romeo accused Master P of drawing attention to the suicide of Stephen “tWitch” Boss, who had gained fame as a dancer and former DJ on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”. The former child star blamed her father for failing to acknowledge his own daughter, who was affected by depression or suicide.

Romeo and Master P also exchanged words in a series of now-deleted Instagram posts, including the No Limit Records founder sharing a post about breaking generational curses that omitted to say his firstborn.

Master P was also accused of “trying to gaslight and break” Romeo, in addition to “not taking responsibility for his mistakes/greed.”

“I promoted the company for free for over 15 years, based on my daddies’ word, without being allowed to see any contracts or even meet the team, and I remained loyal… but now I’m entitled to it and I’m ungrateful?” Romeo said in a post after revealing he received his first check from Master P’s Rap Snacks brand.

Hours before the jump to 2023, Romeo reassured fans by revealing that they were on a journey to “start healing” after Some “very difficult conversations.”

It’s unclear where exactly Romeo and his dad are actually. However, Master P responded to questions on their dispute during a separate interview last summer, insisting that “every family goes through this.”

Happy Friday, people. As we wrap up the primary Friday and December – and start wrapping Christmas presents – it is vital to calm down and unwind after a busy week of labor. With this in mind, some amazing artists have released new music that might be the right background for you in the approaching days. From Afrobeat stars to contemporary R&B singers, we have you covered.

Today, Khalid and Ayra Starr team up for a soulful duet titled “Make It Up To You.” Queen Naija also releases “Straight Outta Heaven”, Smino unveils his long-awaited album featuring Bun B, Ravyn Lenae and Thundercat, and Wiz Khalifa returns with . Our list also includes music from artists like THEY, Roddy Ricch, Davido and more.

You can try today’s lineup of new music below.

Smino – “Maybe in Nirvana”

Two years have passed for the reason that premiere Luv 4 RentalSmino releases his fourth studio album “Maybe In Nirvana” featuring Ravyn Lenae, Bun B and more. Check it out HERE.

THEY. – “Straight”

Los Angeles duo THEY. today released “Straight Up,” which is featured on the 2-pack that also includes “Diamonds & Pearls.” Listen to them HERE.

Arima Ederra ft. Mereba – “Oh God”

Yesterday, Arima Ederra took to social media to precise her excitement in regards to the upcoming release “Oh God”, which features Mereba. Stream the brand new album HERE.

Roddy Ricch and Terrace Martin – “Lonely Road”

Roddy Ricch and Terrace Martin join forces on “Lonely Road,” which continues Ricch’s momentum into 2025. Check out the collaboration HERE.

Davido ft. ODUMODUBLVCK and Chike – “Funds”

Today, Afrobeats superstar Davido shares “Funds” featuring ODUMODUBLVCK and Chike. The song is the second single from his upcoming album 5ive, which is scheduled for release in March. Listen to the song HERE.

Skepta ft. Lex Luger – “Alpha Omega”

Yesterday, British rap star Skepta dropped “Alpha Omega” featuring Deedotwill, Thrilla and the incomparable Lex Luger. Listen to this HERE.

Khalid with Ayra Starr – “Make It Up To You”

After teasing the song earlier this week, Khalid finally unveils “Make It Up To You,” a collaboration between him and the talented Ayra Starr. Stream a new song HERE.

Big Hit and Hit-Boy – “Bigger than life”

Hip-hop’s favorite father-and-son tandem, Big Hit and Hit-Boy, are back with “Bigger Than Life.” Listen to a brand new song HERE.

Queen of Naija – “Straight from Heaven”

Today, Queen Naija treats her fans to a new single titled “Straight Outta Heaven”. Listen to the song HERE.

Wiz Khalifa – “Strike Once”

The Pittsburgh native releases the reggae-inspired record “Hit It Once” today, accompanied by “Bring Your Lungs” and “Hide It” featuring Smoke DZA and Don Tolliver, respectively. Listen to the body of labor HERE.