Stewart Reveals Co-Star Identity
Martha Stewart Discovers the Identity of Her Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte Commercial Co-Star
Martha Stewart discovered her Starbucks pumpkin spice latte commercial co-star was someone she didn't expect. The legendary homemaker worked alongside Belmont Cameli, a rising star from Prime Video's college hockey drama "Off Campus," in the new advertisement NBC Los Angeles. Stewart made the surprising discovery after filming wrapped, revealing she thought Cameli was merely a stand-in during production.
Who Is Belmont Cameli?
Belmont Cameli is gaining recognition for his role in Prime Video's college hockey series "Off Campus." The young actor has been climbing the ranks in Hollywood with steady television work. His appearance in Stewart's Starbucks commercial marks another step in his growing visibility in entertainment NBC Connecticut.
The Surprise During Commercial Filming
During the filming of her pumpkin spice latte commercial, Martha Stewart worked without knowing Cameli's full background. She believed he was a temporary stand-in rather than the actual co-star NBC Philadelphia. The revelation came after production ended, catching Stewart off guard and prompting her enthusiastic reaction about his appearance.
Starbucks' Bold Marketing Move
Starbucks paired Martha Stewart with Cameli to promote its seasonal pumpkin spice latte offering NBC New York. The commercial strategy brings together Stewart's iconic status with fresh young talent. The pairing has generated significant buzz on social media and news outlets across the country NBC DFW.
Public Reaction to the Unexpected Pairing
The commercial has sparked mixed reactions from viewers and fans. Stewart's commentary calling Cameli "cute" added an amusing layer to the advertisement NBC Chicago. The moment resonated on social platforms, with many finding humor in Stewart's genuine surprise at her co-star's appeal NBC Miami. The viral nature of Stewart's reaction has turned the advertisement into unexpected entertainment news NBC Washington.
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