If you thought Martha Stewart’s friendship with Snoop Dogg couldn’t get any cooler, think again. The pair decided to celebrate Martha’s 83rd birthday together at the Paris Olympics, and they were spotted wearing matching outfits while watching an equestrian team dressage event. Martha Stweart and Snoop Dogg looked like they were ready to ride some horses themselves.
Martha Stewart & Snoop Dogg The Ultimate Friendship Goals
Snoop Dogg wanted his best friend to have an incredible birthday. So, the 52-year-old called Martha Stewart and invited her to the equestrian event because, as Martha told Today, “he knows I love horses.” If that wasn’t enough to prove he is a good friend, he went to this event with Martha even though she told the publication, “He’s a little fearful of horses.”
Although Snoop Dogg does not love horses, you could never tell by his face. He seemed calm, cool, and collected, wearing matching riding helmets, jackets, white pants, and coordinated sunglasses. This is not the first time Snoop Dogg sent Martha Stewart a birthday surprise. Stewart told People that he’s surprised her with special cakes in the past.
Martha Stewart Is Thriving In Paris
In addition to hanging out with her best friend, Martha Stewart also took in some of Paris’s sights. The celebrity chef posed next to one of the Olympic horses in her matching riding gear. She posted the photo on her Instagram, captioning it, “@steffenpetersdressage and his horse suppenkasper relaxing at Versailles Steffen is the oldest athlete in the Olympics! Handsome dude.”
She also posted photos of herself visiting the Palace of Versailles with the caption: “An early morning tour of the Palais [de] Versailles was [awe-inspiring] and very beautiful!!! I loved the newly refurbished hall of mirrors and the opera house and the gardens are extraordinary.”
However, regardless of her activities, she always returns to her best friend, Snoop Dogg. Fans spotted the two together again at the NBC Studio. One thing we know for certain is this dynamic duo has some serious friendship goals.
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