John Legend Insists Michael Costello 'Fabricated' Messages From Chrissy Teigen
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"This exchange was made up, completely fake, never happened," the Grammy winner wrote after his wife was accused of bullying the "Project Runway" veteran.
John Legend defended wife Chrissy Teigen this week after designer Michael Costello leveled cyberbullying allegations at her. Legend responded Friday to the accusations against his wife in a Twitter thread, stating that Costello, a “Project Runway” veteran, had “fabricated” a series of Instagram messages dating back to 2014 that had been used as the basis for his claims. “This exchange was made up, completely fake, never happened,” Legend wrote. He also included a link to an Insider article published Thursday in which one of Teigen’s representatives dismissed the purported exchange between her and Costello as “fake.”
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