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It wasn't just Instagram followers that loved Martha Stewart's poolside pic last summer.
In July 2020, the lifestyle guru, now 79, shared a sexy snap on Instagram last year, stunning fans who deemed it a "thirst trap."
Now, the star has opened up further about the public reaction to her snapshot during a virtual appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," guest-hosted by Howie Mandel.
"I got so many proposals and so many propositions," she said. "But I had to ignore all of them. I'm a very busy person."
MARTHA STUART SAYS 'THIRST TRAP' POOLSIDE SELFIE DIDN'T HAPPEN ON PURPOSE
Though she previously agreed with fans that the photo was a "thirst trap" -- a photo meant to show off one's sexier side -- she admitted on Friday's show that she "even knows what it means now."
Mandel, 65, attempted to explain that the photo qualified as a "thirst trap" because she looked "hot," "stunning" and "amazing" in the snap.
"So it makes you thirsty?" she questioned.
Mandel explained: "Well, people thirst to watch that picture."
Late last year, Stewart said that the sultry snap was an accident.
Martha Stewart said she 'got so many proposals' after posting a 'thirst trap' selfie last summer. (Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images)
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"I took a pool selfie photo by mistake," she explained in an interview with People magazine. "I was trying to take a picture of the beautiful turquoise planter at the end of the pool, but the camera was on me, so I just snapped it. It looked so good, so I posted it."
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In the now-iconic photo, Stewart could be seen lounging by the pool wearing frosty pink lipstick, shimmery eyeshadow and mascara, with slightly puckered lips and her head cocked back.
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