Chrissy Teigen Teases Haters With New Pics Following Khloe Kardashian Comparison

Chrissy Teigen calls out haters for discussing her face.

The model, 36, went on Instagram earlier today and showed off her daring outfit. Teigen rocked a long black blazer and a white skirt with a thigh-high slit. She wore nothing underneath the outerwear except for a black bra.

The whole outfit offered a look at her cleavage and chiseled abs. Her skirt also displayed her flawless pins. She sported sparkly black sandals and a large pair of hoop earrings to complete her ensemble.

According to Daily Mail, the former "Lip Sync Battle" host wore her outfit to a date night with husband John Legend, 43. The couple went to the Italian restaurant, Mother Wolf, in Los Angeles for dinner.

The first three pics showed Teigen striking several poses in the dining room. Legend showed up in the last update -- looking dapper in a black-and-brown trench coat. Underneath, He wore a black button-down shirt, pants, and chunky leather shoes.

In the caption, Teigen told followers she posted the snaps for them "to get riled up and fight with each other about and talk about my face because that’s what always happens," before telling them to "have fun!"

Teigen also added a note in the comments by writing, "The last one is blurry but john wanted to take a pic for his jacket ?"

A lot of her avid online supporters loved the new update. In less than a day, the share racked up more than 132,000 likes and over 1,300 comments. Fans and fellow celebs took to the comments section to shower her and the singer with compliments.

"You look stunning. And the chairs - ❤️?" Loren Ridinger wrote.

"Whoa John looks HAH," Mindy Kaling remarked.

Meanwhile, Paris Hilton dropped a heart-eyes emoji.

"Wishing you and your lovely family a very happy relaxing sparkling and safe New Year.. Thank you for being in our lives even remotely via instagram.. We loved each and every post of yours in 2021 as they gave us positive energy and kept us positively motivated throughout the year and looking forward to seeing your lovely posts in 2022 and beyond… Take care and May God Bless you always," quipped the fourth commenter.

Other followers took note of her caption.

"Sh-t. I'm doing this wrong. I just follow things I like and if see a picture that makes me smile I double tap. I didn't realise I was supposed to fight people on here," one wrote.

"Girl I don’t want to fight or argue with anyone. I am just here looking at these pictures getting motivated to get in shape," another added with a red heart emoji.

Earlier this month, social media users accused Teigen of copying Khloé Kardashian. The mother of two uploaded a stunning photo of herself sporting a fresh haircut, glowing skin, and a full face of makeup. While plenty of admirers praised her look, a bunch of users bashed her for looking like the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star.

"I thought this was Khloe Kardashian," one comment read.

"I had to scroll back. Thought it was that Kardashian," echoed another.

"Why does everyone look like a Kardashian now a days? ?" added the third user.

Kardashian rocked the same makeup look during the holidays. She also had the same blond hair, although lighter, and a similar blunt cut.

Teigen isn't averse to cosmetic surgery. Whether eyebrow surgery, botox, or hyaluronic acid -- she is open to treatments. In a past interview, she even admitted to going under the knife.

"I did my boobs when I was about 20 years old," she told Glamour UK. "It was more for a swimsuit thing. I thought, if I’m going to be posing, laid on my back, I want them to be perky!"

But then when she had kids, Teigen said her bust deflated from her babies drinking up all the milk.

The TV personality also got candid about surgery and social media filters.

"You can’t set these expectations for people that everything is perfect. Everyone filters their sh*t, edits or Facetunes so you forget what normal faces or bodies look like," Teigen said.

"It’s not fair and it makes you jealous of other people’s bodies. It’s lying to people by omission. But also, while you want to teach your kids to be comfortable in their own skin, you want to tell them everything you can and let them decide," she added.