Martha Stewart has revealed why she’s skipping her usual Thanksgiving festivities. In an interview with People on Thursday (November 21), the 83-year-old businesswoman shared that she and her family aren’t spending the upcoming holiday in the United States.

Longtime friends and iconic “Titanic” co-stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet reunited on Nov. 19 at the Harmony Gold theater in Los Angeles (via People) for a special screening of Winslet’s “Lee,” which opened in theaters earlier this fall. DiCaprio introduced Winslet by calling her “one of the great talents of my generation.” The praise …

The lifestyle mogul opened up about holiday hosting, travel plans and her festive new collection for JCPenney in an interview with PEOPLE

She raises her own turkeys — in addition to chickens and geese — because a freshly butchered bird tastes so much better. And sourcing a good quality turkey is important to Stewart, because she loves turkey. So while the ones she raised this year might be getting a pardon on Thanksgiving, it’s likely she’ll still be serving turkey on Christmas.

"This [is] definitely a must for the Thanksgiving table," the lifestyle expert says about her fruit-studded, crowd-pleasing spin on the classic. The celebrity chef's version is packed with leeks, apples and pears, and has notes of sage and a base of buttery brioche bread.

Martha Stewart's scaled-back Thanksgiving is looking a lot like a full-fledged event as she has admitted to baking 30 pies and a 20-pound turkey after previously saying she "canceled" the holiday. After a recent appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show where the chef,

O nce again, Martha Stewart cannot muster up the Thanksgiving spirit. Last year, after prepping 14 turkeys for her TV show, the professional host said she “gave up” Thanksgivi

The lifestyle expert recently revealed to PEOPLE that she and her family will be traveling to Rome for the holiday