Chrissy Teigen Responds To Critic Who Said She Has Kids 'To Stay Relevant'
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The cookbook author did not let the Instagram comment go unnoticed.
Chrissy Teigen recently shut down an Instagram user who seemingly accused her and her husband, singer John Legend, of going through great lengths for attention.
On Monday, the cookbook author responded to a critic in the comments section of Instagram account, Comments by Celebs, who said the couple has kids to “stay relevant.”
The Comments by Celebs account had shared a screenshot of Legend’s Instagram post earlier this week, in which he celebrated their oldest daughter, Luna, who turned 8 last weekend.
“[Legend and Teigen] always trying to stay relevant by talking and keep on having kids,” the commenter wrote. “No one cares.”
“Yes very bored and need attention and there is no other way in the world to get it than having kids,” Teigen responded.
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