Chrissy Teigen, BrewDog and the art of the modern apology: why is it so hard to get right?

As the Chrissy Teigen mean tweets scandal has changed shape — thanks to fashion designer Michael Costello‘s disputed claims of bullying and Chrissy AND John Legend starting to fight back — something is getting lost in the shuffle here.

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Standing by her side. John Legend didn’t hold back when it came to defending wife Chrissy Teigen — and claimed Michael Costello shared fake screenshots from the model.

John Legend is ride or die for Chrissy Teigen!

Farrah Abraham isn’t yet ready to accept Chrissy Teigen’s apology for cyberbullying claims because as far as the "Teen Mom" star is concerned, Teigen never formally apologized to her or any of the people who publicly shamed the "Cravings" author.

Farrah Abraham is wading into the Chrissy Teigen cyberbullying scandal, and the reality TV personality doesn’t think the model should be banished for her mistakes. The 30-year-old former Teen Mom OG star told HollywoodLife that Chrissy shouldn’t be “canceled” for trolling her, Courtney Stodden and others on Twitter.

Chrissy Teigen recently claimed she was “in the process” of privately reaching out to the people she’s insulted in the past — but Farrah Abraham is apparently still waiting for her apology!

John Legend has given an update on wife Chrissy Teigen amid the bullying accusations that have been leveled against her. Chrissy, 35, made headlines after media personality Courtney Stodden and fashion designer Michael Costello accused the cookbook author of cyberbullying. Both have shared alleged screenshot messages from Chrissy, including “I can’t wait for you to die.” In the wake of her public apology, Chrissy has since been laying low; and according to John, 42, she has been doing fine.

Piers Morgan has blasted Chrissy Teigen after she made a public apology over her old Twitter comments. John Legend's wife Chrissy, 35, issued a statement on Monday 14 June, admitting she "was a troll, full stop", after Courtney Stodden revealed the cruel messages they had received from Chrissy in the past.

John Legend is keeping things positive and bright amid wife Chrissy Teigen's ongoing and highly public cyberbullying scandal.The «All of Me» crooner was all smiles for photographers as he was spotted walking to his car outside the family's mansion in Beverly Hills on Wednesday.When asked by photographers how he is doing, Legend said he's «great,» and smiled broadly as he got into his vehicle. The photographer then asked how Teigen is doing amid the controversy, to which Legend assured, «She's

John Legend is choosing to focus on the positive when it comes to Chrissy Teigen‘s resurfaced messages on social media — and it sounds like she is too.

her apology issued on Medium on Monday, Teigen admitted that she "was a troll, full stop. " She also said that she is a changed woman and that she has been "on a path of self-improvement for the past decade and that path is going to continue.

Piers Morgan has accused Chrissy Teigen of attempting to “con the world into thinking she’s a nice person”. The formerGood Morning Britain presenter, who has been embroiled in several rows with Teigen over the years, was responding to the bullying scandal that has erupted around her in the past few weeks.

Chrissy Teigen made a joke about previously "bullying" Donald Trump not long after apologizing for previously cyberbullying other public figures. On Monday, the 35-year-old star shared a lengthy apology she composed on Medium after being rocked by scandal for several weeks when previous tweets from Teigen taking aim at celebrities resurfaced.

Michael Costello’s mother is very concerned about Chrissy Teigen’s alleged “cruel and evil” mistreatment of her son!

Fashion designer Michael Costello went public to claim that he was among the victims of Chrissy Teigen’s cyberbullying, alleging she called him “racist” and threatened to end his career. To this day, Costello said, he’s “traumatized, depressed and has thoughts of suicide.”