Chrissy Teigen Puts Haters On Blast After Harsh Comments About Her Looks

Chrissy Teigen is firing back at critics who have been scrutinizing her looks, specifically those who have commented on the appearance of her cheek filler.

The model has never shied away from confronting online trolls. Last month, she clapped back at mom-shamers who criticized her for taking a coconut milk bath with three of her children.

And in June, Chrissy Teigen hilariously responded to those disgusted by her soaking in “dirty” bathwater.

More recently, the TV personality took to Instagram Stories to blast the “miserable” individuals who felt the need to share their negative opinions online.

“Stop being miserable,” Teigen said in a video message shared over the weekend. “Honestly, like, what happened to just thinking things? Remember thinking things?”

She then reminisced about the days before social media, when people would keep their harsh judgments to themselves rather than broadcasting them for the world to see.

“You’d go through a magazine, you’d be like, ‘Oh, that person looks like sh-t. Ugh, I would never have that haircut … those teeth suck,’” she said. “We all do it, but we used to do it to, like, magazines, and then we spit it out and it would go into the universe and it would disappear.”

The “Cravings” author didn’t hold back as she called out the effort it takes for people to type out these comments. “Just do that. Like, what the f-ck is wrong with you? Now, you take the time to type it out … like, what?”

Teigen went on to mock the types of messages she regularly receives, repeating comments like, “’Her cheeks look too filled,’” and, “’Why would she fill her cheeks like that? Why would she do her lips like that? Ugh, I would never. I would never. I would never, that’s so gross.’”

She then urged people to keep those thoughts to themselves, saying, “Just say those things inside, in your head. Say them inside your big brain. Your big brain is so ready for all your thoughts, but you don’t let them keep anything in because you’re spewing them out.”

The “Lip Sync Battle” alum also addressed the idea that she had intentionally overfilled her cheeks, making her appearance a talking point.

“I know it makes you feel better to think that you’re the only one with eyes, but, like, why would I fill my cheeks to the point where people talked about my cheeks?” she questioned. “I don’t ever want to be the example of anything. Like, I want to float through the middle, you guys.”

Later, Teigen humorously admitted that her rant may have been fueled by something unexpected. “TBH, I had a sleep gummy and just felt compelled to say this,” she captioned her post.

Chrissy Teigen is no stranger to internet backlash. On Saturday, February 8, she shared a heartwarming photo carousel featuring moments with her four children, Wren Alexander, 18 months, Esti Maxine, 2, Miles Theodore, 6, and Luna Simone, 8, whom she shares with husband John Legend.

Alongside adorable snaps of her kids dancing in the back of the family car and a painting by her daughter, the post featured one particular photo that sparked a heated debate. The first image showed Teigen posing in a bathtub with her three youngest childrena moment that some fans found endearing, while others deemed it inappropriate.

While many praised the intimate and relatable parenting moment, others criticized Teigen, calling the photo “weird” and questioning the children’s privacy.

The “Cravings” author also had to defend herself last year after a video shared by John Legend showed his wife soaking in the tub while removing her “body makeup” with the Loved 01 exfoliating cleanser from his skincare line. As the product dissolved in the water, the bath turned a darker hue, shocking some followers.

Teigen later addressed the reaction on Instagram, writing, “Currently getting roasted online for being dirty because no one listened to the audio where I say I’m soaking off body makeup (to shower after!). Full-blown fights in John’s comments.”

Despite the criticism, Teigen took it all in stride, joking, “My favorite is ‘baths are not for bathing.’ I love a good old fashioned roasting though, u guys are killing it (it being never touching grass ever).”

Even Legend chimed in, laughing at the internet drama, commenting, “Baths are not for bathing is some amazing internet-ness.”