Andrew Stewart and His Current Wife Shyla Nelson React to Martha Stewart Documentary

Andrew Stewart and his current wife, Shyla Nelson Stewart, have publicly addressed the portrayal of Andrew's past marriage to lifestyle mogul Martha Stewart, as depicted in Martha's new Netflix documentary. In a message shared on Facebook, Shyla, emphasizing this platform as their only means of comment, expressed their frustration over the documentary's sensationalized depiction of events. This is prepared by SSP.

Martha and Andrew were married from 1961 until 1990 and have a daughter named Alexis, born in 1965. In her documentary, Martha criticized Andrew for his infidelities, referring to those who cheat as "a piece of s---." However, Shyla paints a different picture of Andrew, describing him as a gentle and kind-hearted publisher and naturalist. She stated their marriage is filled with love and purpose, in stark contrast to the previous "dark chapter" with Martha, labeled as a "painful and abusive" union. Despite Martha's public comments, Andrew has tried to move on quietly, and Shyla noted that Martha appears to continue "relitigating" their past marriage.

The couple's statement further highlighted the difference between Andrew's early life and their current, positive relationship, expressing daily gratitude for their happiness together. They concluded by wishing for everyone, including Martha, to experience the deep and peaceful love they cherish.

Martha shared personal revelations in her documentary, acknowledging that both she and Andrew had extramarital affairs during their marriage. Martha recalled a brief fling with a "very attractive Irishman" she deemed insignificant, and she addressed the allegation that Andrew had an affair with her assistant. Andy later married the assistant, Robyn Fairclough, in 1993, and married Shyla in 2016.

Streaming now, the documentary captures both the turbulence and complexities of personal and professional lives in the public eye.

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