Back in March, Chrissy Teigen's past bullying of younger female celebrities resurfaced in a big way.
This was largely due to the efforts of Courtney Stodden, who reminded the world that they were a victim of Chrissy's sharp-tongued attempts at humor on numerous occasions.
Chrissy Teigen is struggling at the moment.
And she wants everyone to know it.
In an age when public figures are regularly "cancelled" for just one ignorant or offensive tweet, it won't be easy for Chrissy Teigen to come back from a long and well-documented history of bullying Twitter users, many of whom were young, female celebrities.
Over the past few weeks, several well-known women have come forward with some truly shocking claims about Chrissy's past behavior.
For several weeks now, Chrissy Teigen has been making tabloid headlines for all the wrong reasons.
As you've likely heard by now, Teigen has been accused of bullying Courtney Stodden, Farrah Abraham, and other celebrities who are less famous and thus more vulnerable than she is.
As you're probably aware, recent weeks have delivered one PR nightmare after another for formerly beloved model and social media personality Chrissy Teigen.
There was a time when Teigen's edgy humor and candid observations about everything from her home life to world events made her account one of Twitter's most popular and most widely discussed.
On Monday, Chrissy Teigen issued a heartfelt apology.
Several young, female celebrities had come forward to accuse Teigen of bullying them on social media, using her power and privilege to destroy their careers and make their lives hell.
Early this spring, Chrissy Teigen's history of vicious trolling resurfaced, and the backlash was intense.
Some good came of it -- like Chrissy's apologies to Courtney Stodden, whom she had bullied when they were a teenager.
Even though Kelly Dodd has been fired from some gigs following her outrageous behavior, she hasn't backed down.
But for someone who decries "cancel culture," she seems awfully eager to participate in it.
Farrah Abraham tried, you guys.
She tried to come across as calm and reasonable, she really did.
We never thought we'd say this.
And we say it with a bit of hesitation.
There was a time, not all that long ago, when Chrissy Teigen was one of the most beloved figures on Twitter.
That's no mean feat, given how contentious and competitive the platform can be.
If the early days of social media were like the wild west, Twitter was the most remote outpost with the most trigger-happy outlaws.
It was -- and remains -- the platform that seems to generate the most intense debates and the most vicious insults.
Earlier this year, the world was once again reminded of Chrissy Teigen's history as an internet bully.
These days, she's known for humor, her sobriety journey, being stalked by cultists, doing her awkward mom thing.
Last week, Chrissy Teigen stunned Twitter users by announcing that she would be quitting the platform effective immediately.
Now, Twitter is a digital hellscape populated mainly by rage-fueled psychopaths whose primary joy in life is screaming at strangers about politics -- so it's not unusual for people to walk away from the site.
Chrissy Teigen has once again opened up about something very personal.
The social media star, model and long-time television personality revealed to an Instagram follower this week that she's been sober for nearly a month.
Very sadly, it has come to this on the Internet:
Chrissy Teigen has fired back at a troll/moron/total loser who made fun of Meghan Markle...
Chrissy Teigen has written a new, lengthy and very personal essay about the loss of her son, Jack, just 20 weeks into her recent pregnancy.
The model and her husband, John Legend, confirmed this tragedy in early October.
Chrissy Teigen has provided fans with a short, albeit helpful, update about how she and her famous husband are doing.
In the wake of a heartbreaking tragedy.
Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are mourning the loss of their third baby, one month after announcing they were expecting.
One of Hollywood's funniest couples has some very serious news to share.
And also some very joyous and blessed news...
Celebrity feuds on Twitter -- we love 'em, don't we, folks?
Of course, they're a little more entertaining when neither of the combatants has access to the nuclear launch codes.
It's quite the Hollywood trend to get matching tattoos with your significant other.
But unlike most couples who get tatted-up months before a break-up, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are setting a fine example on how to save your permanent marks for (a lasting) marriage.
John Legend joined The Voice for the sixteenth season as a coach - AND he's already off to somewhat of a rocky start.
While Legend has been a guest and a mentor on the show multiple times, it's now his turn to decide who will be the perfect mentor for #TeamJL.
