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Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg’s Olympic Banter Wins Gold

“We are thrilled and honored!!!” Stewart wrote in an Instagram announcement.

Martha Stewart, 83, and bff rapper Snoop Dogg, 53, have won a Sports Emmy Award for their live coverage of the equestrian team dressage event at the Paris Olympics in 2024 on behalf of NBCUniversal. Stewart and Snoop famously turned up for the segment in matching equestrian attire, looking every bit the part as commentators for the event. Their outfits and on-air banter went viral and became one of the most talked-about moments of the Olympics. Stewart celebrated winning the statuette with an Instagram post and photos recapping their coverage. “@snoopdogg and I won a coveted Emmy award today for our work with @nbcuniversal last summer during the sports reporting of the Olympics. We are thrilled and honored!!!” she wrote. Snoop echoed his thanks with an Instagram post of his own that he captioned with emojis, “👊🏿💪🏿👊🏿.” Leading up to the Olympics, Snoop confessed to Stewart that he had a fear of horses, but he said the TV icon helped him come around to appreciating the animals. “I gave him a stall in my stable—he’s going to put a horse in there, aren’t you, Snoop?” Martha said after the event. He replied, “Yes, I am. I’m gonna buy me a horse and put it in there.”