Martha Stewart, 82, Posts 'Thirst Trap' Photo After 8-Hour Plane Trip - The Messenger
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Martha Stewart, 82, Posts ‘Thirst Trap’ Photo After 8-Hour Plane Trip

Martha Stewart made history earlier this year as the oldest cover star of Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit edition

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Martha Stewart is proving age is nothing but a number. The lifestyle guru, who turned 82 in August, is seemingly aging backwards – and her latest photo is concrete evidence. 

"After an eight hour plane trip from westchester to palm beach – horrible by the way – we went to bed early and wore my beautiful @sabbiarosa nightgown (linen with robe)," she captioned a mirror selfie. "I didn't look so bad when I got up, at least not as bad as I did when I went to bed – it must be the $$$$$outfit!!"

Her fans and followers couldn't get enough of the cookbook author and entrepreneur's sultry snap, with one Instagram user writing, "Thrist Trap Martha is my favorite Martha," while another echoed a similar sentiment, adding, "Not Martha with a thirst trap pic!?! She looks tf good tho!!! Go girl."

A separate social media user wrote, "We were due for a thirst trap and the people have been waiting!"

Earlier this year, Stewart made history after gracing the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit at age 81. While speaking to Today about her iconic achievement in May, the New Jersey native reflected on prepping for the big shoot. 

"To be on the cover at my age was a challenge. I think I met the challenge," she said before detailing her routine. "I didn't eat any bread or pasta for a couple of months. I went to pilates every day for a couple of months. I live a clean life anyway, good diet, good exercising, healthy skincare, all of that stuff. But it was kind of fun."

The Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party co-host added: "Evolution is very good. Just trying new things, being fearless is very good. Don't be afraid. Don't be afraid of anything."

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