Martha Stewart Reveals How Jalen BROKE Her Toe While Sitting Courtside 🦶

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2:00I went to a knit game, maybe a New York Knicks, maybe a month ago, and I sat courtside. And I go, I wanted to ask you about this because for me, I think I'm too close. I don't really want to be that close. I was very lucky to get these tickets. They're good seats, though. Yeah, it's too much action for me. I'm afraid of getting in the way. Here you are sitting courtside. Oh, you found it. Yes. Uh-oh. See those open-toed shoes? Yes, talk to me. Never, ever, with open-toed shoes to a game like that when you're sitting on the floor. Tell me what happened. Because Jaylin, who's now like super duper, I mean, isn't he doing really well this year? Well, he's the best player in the world. He's the best player in the world. He's the best player in the world. I'm not sure he's the best player in the world. He's the best player in the world. He's the best player in the world. He's the best player in the world. I mean, he's not doing really well this year. He's the best player in the world. Oh, he's the best player in the world. He is so good. He is. So Jaylin, Bronson, I have the Bronson fracture. He stepped on my big toe in this foot. That's why I'm wearing open-toed shoes. That's why I'm wearing open-toed shoes. Because that's the only kind of shoes I can wear now. Because I can't wear... What? He stepped on any, broke your toe? He broke my toe.

3:00And it was like in the last five minutes of the game with the Pacers. And, um, and then they went into overtime, which made it even more painful because I couldn't get up and leave to go take care of my toe. my toe. He felt it immediately. Oh, yeah, I knew it was broken immediately and he sat on my lap too. He like comes crashing down, sits on my lap, and I grabbed his arm and his arm was like, I see cold. And I thought, go, well, he's playing bass. He's a basketball player. He should be sweaty. He wasn't sweaty at all. And I said, it's okay. That's what I said. It's okay and he didn't know he broke my foot, but he broke my foot. Well, so for the viewers, that was, Mark, there was on Jimmy Fallon, the tonight show and talked about her experience in court side and how Jaylin broke her toe. Did you ever apologize for that, Jaylin? I did. Yeah, he sent me basketball too for my, for my nephew. Before that we were on FaceTime, I think my dad was in

4:01Hampton's. Right. And so I apologize then. Then he sent the best wall. You didn't know. I mean, I don't know. Your fault is my fault for wearing open-toed shoes. I don't remember. I don't remember. I don't, I don't, but you don't sweat. I, I sweat. You do? Yes. But you were, your arm was cold, though. And you, and you had fought, you, you got, and you jumped up really fast. And I said, and I remember saying to you, it's okay. You didn't hit, you had no idea that you had hurt me. I didn't say you hurt me, but I said, it's okay. It wasn't okay at all. Then I went to Dr. Puzzitano. Do you know Dr. Puzzitano? Thankfully, no. Yes, you do. He says you take care of your foot. He does, you have, you have, every have anybody take care of your foot? Uh, maybe. Anyway, Dr. Puzzitano. At HSS Hospital for Special Surgery, they've named it on the left side. No, on the upper east side. They've named it the Stewart Brunson fracture. I have an X-ray. I'm going to leave you a picture of that. Maybe a couple of years ago, a couple of years ago, and playoffs, maybe. He's taking care

5:02of everybody's feet, but it was actually a break. So anyways, it's better now. It took two years, or one year, took one year to heal. I think it was last April. Wow. How do you feel about that, Jaylen? I feel too great. I feel too great. Have you broken anybody else's toes? No. No. Have you? No, not that. He broke someone's chest. You did? No, I'm not talking about that. Just say, just say yes you did. Sure. Oh, okay. Thank you. Is somebody at the audience? Somebody in the, No, one of our, one of our teammates in college, but that's a story for another day. Okay. But yeah, I, yeah, I broke her toe. It was, it was, it was actually, I look at it, I look at back at it. It's just something silly, stupid, and funny. It was stupid. It's a good story. Oh, man. Martha, one question I have for you is, you know, in the documentary,

6:05it became clear that you were sort of the first influencer ever, which I think is really unique in a world where social media didn't exist, right? And digital didn't exist. And now it's not uncommon to see a lot of these media empires being built by, by individuals, by celebrities. But I'm curious how you would have gone about it if you were doing it today, where social media is obviously. And obviously you've done a really good job, you know, growing your social media and adapting to it. But if you were, if you were starting your company today from scratch as a young woman, how would you go about it differently? Oh, gosh. Well, I get, I get those questions from people all the time, young women and young men who are, who are trying to build something special. It's actually easier now to build a business fast, but to maintain a business now is probably even more difficult than it was back then, because they're more, first of all, more businesses. There are more people trying to do this similar things. And, and everybody wants to be that influencer, that expert, that authentic personality, which is hard to be. I mean, it's really hard.

7:11I had to write, I had to write a big book, 1982. I wrote my first book. That got me a lot of attention. And as we sold, you know, many, many copies of this book that, that I thought everybody needed and wanted it, you know, the American housewife needed and wanted this book. So that helped a lot. But without, you really have to be authentically and talented. You have to be talented to, to build the successful thing. There's takes something to be that entrepreneur, that, that fabulous entrepreneur, and not everybody can do it. What was your, one of your biggest regrets that you, and that's like starting your business, what was like your biggest, obviously you said the book was like, you know, help propel you. But besides the book, what was like the next big thing that helped get you to that point? Oh, well, writing a book just set me, set me on my way. It was fun to write a book. It was also painful, because I had never written a book before. And I wasn't young, even when I started

8:11that. I was, I think I was in the, I was 40s when I wrote my first book. So I had run a very successful catering business, which that, that took up a lot of time, but it taught me a lot. It was the hardest business I've ever, ever run, making a restaurant every single day, taking the food to a location, building up the, the appearance of a, of a, of a very fine place to eat, and then breaking it down at the end of the night. That's a very hard business. And, uh, and there's not a lot of really great caterers out there. But that taught me, that taught me hard work, it taught me passion for my work. And it taught me that, that photograph photograph is, take, document your work. Um, and now with cell phones and, and pictures on your, you know, you have your camera on your cell phone, you can, you can document everything I was using. I was using cameras with filming and, uh, documenting everything I could possibly do. It was much, much harder,

9:12but it taught me good habits. And I think that that's what, uh, that you have to have, you have to have good habits, you have to have passion, you have to have the wherewithal to continue to work like that and you have to have good people around you that, that think the same way you think. That's really a better recipe for success. Can't do it on your own, no matter what people say. You're just not doing on your own. And we didn't have technology either. We didn't have, we didn't have, we didn't have computers when I first started. You know, it was like, I was typing on a typewriter. Now it's so much easier and we have some amazing technology. We didn't have Instagram. We didn't have all that stuff. So it's interesting. The big dance is here. And by the way, is back is the official sports drink of March Madness. From the first word to the final four, choose body armor sports drink. Pack it with electrolytes, coconut water, vitamins, and no other official dyes, sweeteners, or flavors. Find body armor sports drink at your local grocery store or an Amazon. The official sports drink of March Madness, body armor, choose

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