Key Takeaways
- Martha Stewart is not a fan of Heated Rivalry.
- She prefers the drama of MobLand, calling it “her stuff.”
- Martha praised Guy Ritchie as the executive producer of MobLand.
- Many celebrities are captivated by Heated Rivalry, while Martha enjoys the mob-themed series.
Martha Stewart is icing out Heated Rivalry from her television watch list.
Though the steamy sports drama starring Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie has taken the world by storm since its November premiere, the lifestyle expert admitted she is not part of the series’ loyal fandom—and has no qualms about it.
“I tried, I tried,” the 84-year-old told Kay Adams during a recent appearance on the Up & Adams Show. “It doesn’t turn me on. That’s not my stuff.”
Instead, Martha prefers a different kind of drama: one that involves two mob families and their ongoing clash over power.
“MobLand’s my stuff,” she shared. “I love MobLand.”
After giving a shoutout to the series’ executive producer and director Guy Ritchie, Martha deemed the show the “best thing on TV in 2025.”
“Pierce Brosnan? And Helen Mirren?” she emphasized, highlighting MobLand’s stars. “Oh and Tom Hardy, he’s my man!”
While Martha leans into her adoration for MobLand, many other celebrities—ranging from Pedro Pascal and The Bear’s Ayo Edebiri to White Lotus alum Haley Lu Richardson—have been captivated by Heated Rivalry and its gay love story.
