The brand new CNN miniseries, “The Many Lives of Martha Stewart,” explores how the homemaking mogul got here to be, chronicling the highs and lows of her far-reaching profession — together with the 5 months she spent in federal jail after being discovered responsible of conspiracy, obstruction and two counts of mendacity to federal investigators relating to the sale of a inventory in 2004. 

The ultimate episode of the sequence airs on Sunday and, in line with an unique clip revealed by PEOPLE Journal, it can function accounts from Stewart’s fellow inmates on the Alderson Federal Jail Camp in West Virginia. Probably the most fascinating, maybe, being that Stewart would smuggle meals from the cafeteria and remodel it into candy treats. One of many girls who was incarcerated alongside Stewart, Magazine Phipps, described receiving a notice from Stewart accompanied with a baked apple, “which meant she had already tackled the concept of cooking in your dorm or cottage through the use of the microwave and what sources that you could possibly discover,” Phipps stated. “As a result of the baked apple had caramel on it and possibly some cinnamon.” 

She continued: “I believe a few of this will have come from the cafeteria, which we’re not purported to do,” Phipps added.” Susan Spry, one other former inmate, advised the sequence creators that was the one option to cook dinner. “Everybody smuggles meals out of kitchens. I imply what else are you going to make? Until it’s smuggled meals,” she stated.

The ultimate two episodes of “The Many Lives of Martha Stewart” will air Sunday, Feb. 4 at 9 p.m. ET.