“I think we started a social media ‘feud,’ which was not the point,” said Stewart as the back and forth continued (via toofab)
"Dear antoni: this is @marthastewart48," she began her comment in the stable photo. "You did not tag me on this photo of my stable nor the photo of my beautiful dogs Han, Qin, bete noir and creme brulee.
Again, cute. But Martha's response to the latest photo made it seem like maybe she really didn't find it all that funny."I think we started a social media 'feud' which was not the point," she wrote in the comments. "I just wanted you to acknowledge my fire, my animals and my food which you seemed to love???"
Porowski reassured everyone that it was a "faux-feud" in his next response to Stewart, however, saying he'd battle with her on social media any day. He then added, "I’ll faux-feud with you any day. Your adorable & gentle pups, latkes w caviar, Virginia ham, and hospitality deserve ALL the acknowledgment."
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