Chrissy Teigen is practically the mother of modern virtual sarcasm. Next to Wendy’s roasts, the 35-year-old mother and social media influencer stands as a trend-starter in numerous ways. Blake Lively (married to Ryan Reynolds) comes to mind as another woman of culture, though her humor generally plays on her husband’s more than Chrissy’s.

In fact, John got involved on social media not long ago trolling his wife after she posted a majorly sexy photo of herself wearing intimate apparel. Though it might have been well deserved since she did post a picture of him butt naked in the shower this year.

Chrissy is one of the most outspoken celebrities right now. Her frequent updates containing personal sentiments are only matched by her tendency to post mostly Insta stories over the last several weeks. From making dinner for Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton, to posting her latest provocative video, her fans have been showering her with love online.

Oddly enough, there isn’t really any context provided to understand why she is seen covered only by a towel, or how her spread legs apparently fell asleep.

Here are just some of the numerous comments that Chrissy received on her last post which shows her wearing the aforementioned intimate apparel. The comments expressing unbelief at her hubby’s remarks continue to pour in, but here are some of the comments that weren’t directly left on the one John left:

“Would smash” (WhitneyCummings) “Normalize normal bodies!! ?? Thanks for showing your true self ?” (Commentator) “It is beyond refreshing how beautiful and how real you are. ?” (Commentator) “I love that you always keep it real, no matter how happy or sad” (Commentator) “
I love a high waisted panty ?” (Commentator) “Even supermodels don’t match their underwear and bras 🙂 Gentlemen take note” (Commentator)

Although the overall feeling surrounding Chrissy’s latest social media activity is positive, just a few months back she had experienced a traumatic miscarriage that became a controversial statement, topic, and important moment in her life. When she was asked about whether she thought the pictures were appropriate since they generated massive media attention, Chrissy shared that she didn’t care what people thought, and that they took those picture as a means to remember the experience, not for a publicity stunt. 

“I don’t care if you were offended or disgusted,” Teigen said. “I understand it can be that way for people. It was designed for the people that were hurting. And John was very uncomfortable taking them.”

John weighted in during that same interview sharing how the circumstances weren’t as some perceived them.

‘“She felt like, really, one of the ways we would carry on Jack’s memory was to take pictures of that moment. I was, like, worried because I don’t want to commemorate this pain. But the crazy thing about having a miscarriage is you don’t walk away with anything. You have this emptiness, and we wanted to take the photos so we had something to remember it by.”