Martha Stewart Says She’d Turn Down The Golden Bachelorette if Asked: ‘The Guys Aren’t Hot Enough’

Martha Stewart won’t be signing up for The Golden Bachelorette any time soon.

The lifestyle expert, 83, appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Sunday, Oct. 20 along with her close friend Snoop Dogg. She told host Andy Cohen that she wouldn’t join the ABC dating show if she was asked because she's unimpressed by the male contestants.

Stewart shared her honest feelings about The Golden Bachelorette during a game called “Do! Besties! Give a damn!?”

Stewart replied that she would “absolutely not" join the show.

Cohen, 56, then asked Stewart if she could be persuaded to join the show for $1,000,000 an episode, to which she shook her head. 

“No, the guys aren’t hot enough,” she said as the audience laughed. 

"It ain't about money, it's about how hot the guys are," Snoop, 53, chimed in.

The first season of The Golden Bachelorette premiered on Sept. 18. The show follows The Golden Bachelor, which aired in 2023. Ex-contestant Joan Vassos is the bachelorette as 25 suitors battle it out to win her heart.

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Stewart has been out and about celebrating her 100th book, Martha: The Cookbook, and her Netflix documentary, Martha. Snoop also joined her at her book party in New York City on Oct. 16.

"Had 2 come out n support @marthastewart48 n NYC !!! Anotha book release 4 the ppl. We appreciate U," Snoop wrote on his Instagram.

Stewart also posted a photo of the pair on her Instagram Stories sitting outdoors together at the bash as she sipped a cocktail — and Snoop smoked on something else.

"Nothing better than some fresh air punctuated with some fragrant smoke on the 26th floor of a new iconic Norman Foster 425 park Ave," she captioned the silly snap.

Stewart's Netflix documentary drops on Oct. 30. The film follows Stewart from her teen years starting out as a model to her path to becoming the United State’s first self-made, female billionaire.

“I’m strict and I’m demanding and I’m all those good things that make a successful person,” she says in a trailer for Martha.