Chrissy Teigen Clap Backs At Those Who Claim She Deletes Negative Comments From Her Social Media

Many people took to Twitter and made claims that Chrissy Teigen is deleting negative comments from her social media.

Chrissy Teigen is one of the most prominent stars. Her involvement in controversy has been a major factor. Teigen has a complicated past. Former model, Teigen, was once removed from Twitter after she became a target of trolls. Courtney Stodden, a model who is non-binary, opened up about her past with Teigen. Stodden said that Cravings author was a bully to them in the past.

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Teigen wrote a public apology to Stodden and everyone else. More people were willing to share their stories. Michael Costello, a fashion designer, claimed that Chrissy bullied him. This is too much drama for one person. Chrissy has spoken out about her claims that she deleted negative comments on social media.

Many people took to Twitter and made claims that Chrissy Teigen is deleting negative comments from her social media. Candace Owens, a New York Times bestseller, said that this is nothing more than a Hollywood PR stunt.

The Lip Sync Battle host took to Instagram to complain about people's reactions to her presence. Chrissy Teigen shared stories in which she wore a colourful robe and a puppy filter. She said that she thinks there are two things she finds funny in the videos. "One: There are people in my comments who are mad at the lack of angry comments. They believe I delete them. "But like, what?"

Teigen said, "That's next-level hate, when you're mad there's not enough hate." It's beautiful... it's just crazy." Teigen then continued to explain the second thing that was bothering her. "If I leave comments underneath someone's photos, even if they are nice--"You look great," or "I love this outfit," people get all kinds of crazy. Because...I am alive," Teigen says.

Chrissy isn't the first to speak out about the harsh criticism she gets. She posted an Instagram reflection on bullying allegations and said she was in the "cancel club".

Chrissy Teigen said that she didn't know what to write and it felt strange to pretend that nothing had happened online. In a blog post she wrote, "Iiiii don’t really know what I should say here...just feels weird to pretend that nothing happened in the online world, but feel like utter sh*t in real life." It's hard to go outside, and it doesn't feel right. Being at home alone makes my head race with depressing thoughts. However, I know that the way I am handling it now isn’t the best.

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