Martha Stewart Says Snoop Dogg Showed Up to a Dinner Party with 7 Bodyguards: ‘They Ate Everything!’

Martha Stewart had to feed some hungry guests, thanks to Snoop Dogg.

The lifestyle mogul, 82, revealed on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallonthat she once invited the “Drop It Like Its Hot” rapper to dinner at her home in Bedford, New York, but got more than she bargained for.

“Snoop Dogg, he came to dinner and he said, ‘I’ll be there — about three guys, three guys,'” Stewart told host Jimmy Fallon.

She said the rapper told her they were just getting off the plane, but that he would stop by before leaving for New York, so she invited them to lunch.

Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg friendship timeline

“And he came and [so did] seven bodyguards, and their names are Teeny and Tiny. And they’re all about seven feet tall and they ate everything,” she recalled. “They ate everything and left nothing for the other guests.”

“Yeah, he eats all the time,” Fallon joked in response.

The star chef noted that she then had to “make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches” for her friends as backup, since the original spread she had planned was gone. But Stewart appears to hold no ill will, saying the incident “was so funny”.

Martha Stewart on The Tonight Show on December 19.

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“Oh, but you have such a good relationship…” Fallon said of her 15-year friendship with the rapper.

“He’s great,” she confirmed. “Snoop is like my little brother. I had three brothers… But he is like a fourth brother to me.”

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The famous duo first met in 2008 when Snoop joined Stewart to make mashed potatoes on her cooking show, The Martha Stewart Showand since then they have continued to work together on several projects including co-hosting a VH1 celebrity cooking show called Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party and judging the Halloween food contest Snoop and Martha’s Very Tasty Halloween.

“When you’re working with someone like Snoop, it’s like having an assistant. How awesome,” Stewart previously told PEOPLE. “That’s why all comedians have sidekicks and bands because it relaxes them and allows them to be freer. Snoop is my freedom.”

Snoop Dogg seems to share the same sentiments, which is telling Rolling stone 2016, “I’ve never met anyone like Martha Stewart. When we get together, it’s a natural combination of love, peace and harmony.”

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