Chrissy Teigen Exits Netflix’s ‘Never Have I Ever’ After Online Bullying Controversy

Chrissy Teigen has been in the news for being accused of cyberbullying by multiple people including model Courtney Stodden and designer Michael Costello. While Teigen made a detailed public apology for her past tweets, reports suggested that she was willing to tell her truth in a sit-down interview and was claimed to have been hopeful about one with Oprah.

Chrissy Teigen was one of the most influential stars on social media — but her messy past caused plenty of fans to question her use of the platform.

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.

Chrissy Teigen has been embroiled in a cyber-bullying scandal, after old tweets resurfaced in which she criticized the likes of Courtney Stoddenand Lindsay Lohan. Now, it seems the cookbook queen is hoping to land an interview with Oprah Winfrey, in an effort to help save her career and reputation. Sources told the Naughty But Nice podcast that the 35-year-old was “being advised to go into hiding and lay low” however she was hoping to sit down for a tell-all interview, instead.

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.

Leona Lewis is speaking out against Michael Costello.The «Bleeding Love» singer, 36, took to Instagram Story on Tuesday, claiming the fashion designer humiliated her at a 2014 charity event and left her with body insecurities for years. Lewis' comments came one day after Costello accused Chrissy Teigen of bullying.

Chrissy Teigen has issued an apology to the people she bullied online in the past, while admitting that she was a "troll, full stop. "The former model recently came under heavy criticism after some of her resurfaced tweets revealed that she bullied multiple celebrities including Courtney Stodden, Lindsay Lohan, Farrah Abraham, and Michael Costello in their younger days.

Chrissy Teigen has returned to social media and apologised for cyberbullying. The model and TV presenter shared a lengthy blog post to publishing platform Medium and described the last month as “VERY humbling”.

Chrissy Teigen has returned to social media and apologised for cyberbullying. The model and TV presenter shared a lengthy blog post to publishing platform Medium and described the last month as “VERY humbling”.

Chrissy Teigen is back online.

Chrissy Teigen had been roped in for a voiceover role in the second season of Mindy Kaling's Never Have I Ever although it has now been reported that the TV personality has stepped away from the project.

Chrissy Teigen is no longer part of A spokesperson for the Netflix show tells ET that the cookbook author and entrepreneur has decided to step away from a guest voiceover role in one episode of the upcoming second season of The role is expected to be recast. No direct reason for her departure was stated.