Within the famed enterprise girl and culinary knowledgeable’s new Netflix documentary, Martha, she claimed Andrea Peyser — a New York Put up columnist who coated Stewart’s notorious 2004 trial — was “useless now, thank goodness.”

Nevertheless, Peyser remains to be kicking … and writing too!

The journalist took to her newest column for the New York Put up to let Stewart know that she remains to be right here, declaring: “I am alive, bitch!”

“Information of my passing got here as a shock,” mentioned Peyser of her “uncredited cameo look” within the doc.

“However moderately than feeling offended or fearful that Martha has offed me, or to hunt an emergency order of safety, I’m overwhelmingly unhappy within the face of Martha’s bitterness,” she added.

After trying again over time of reporting on Stewart — throughout which she referred to Stewart as an “ill-mannered dominatrix,” “the queen of management freaks” and “a dame who made a billion treating her inferiors like pond scum” — she merely ended the piece by saying, “She’s wealthy. She’s stunning, inventive and temperamental. I pity her.”

Peyser began working for New York Put up in 1989 and coated the TV persona’s 2004 securities fraud trial, which landed her in federal jail.

“Responsible, responsible, responsible on all these counts of no matter,” Stewart mentioned in Martha. “My daughter, she fainted after they learn the decision. Poor baby.”

Stewart didn’t seek advice from Peyser by identify within the doc — merely describing her as “New York Put up girl” — and recalled seeing her within the courtroom room the day the decision was introduced.

“New York Put up girl was there, simply trying so smug,” mentioned Stewart. “She had written horrible issues throughout your entire trial. However she is useless now, thank goodness. And no person has to place up with the crap she was writing on a regular basis.”

Martha is now streaming on Netflix.