Drew Barrymore Insists Martha Stewart Likes Her Despite Touchy Interview
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"I’ve never been able to say this before with confidence, but I can now: I think Martha really does like me,” Barrymore told Bravo's Andy Cohen.
Drew Barrymore may have had an awkward encounter with Martha Stewart on her talk show last November, but she insists the lifestyle guru actually likes her ― really!
The interview went viral after Stewart shooed away Barrymore, who was getting a little too close for comfort during the interview.
While stroking Stewart’s arm, Barrymore had asked the media mogul if there was anything that made her feel “soft and gooey,” and added, “When you’re treated like a lady?”
Stewart responded by pushing Barrymore away and declaring that the talk show host was the “wrong gender!”
“I know, I know,” Barrymore responded with a sigh before falling back on the sofa in a dejected manner.
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