John Legend dedicates awards show performance of Never Break to Chrissy Teigen

 Chrissy Teigen  honored her late son Jack in a touching way. Without much fanfare, the 34-year-old model unveiled a new tattoo homage for her and  John Legend ’s lost baby with a simple tweet on Saturday, October 31.

Chrissy Teigen has made a return to social media following the deeply sad loss of their baby son at the end of last month, to tell followers that she and husband John are "ok".After announcing the devastating news on Instagram in late September, the 34-year-old returned to the platform to reshare a series of tweets from her husband John Legend, in which he also posted a clip of the performance he dedicated to his wife at the Billboard Music Awards on Wednesday.The tweets read: "This is for

John Legend made an appearance at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards on Wednesday to perform his song "Never Break." Legend sat solemnly at a piano for the performance, which he introduced simply, saying, "This is for Chrissy." The dedication comes just two weeks after Legend's wife, Chrissy Teigen, revealed that she had suffered a pregnancy loss.

John Legend left viewers speechless after performing an emotional rendition of his song, "Never Break," at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards. Before he began his performance, he dedicated the song to wife Chrissy Teigen, saying, "This is for Chrissy." Earlier this month John and Chrissy suffered the pregnancy loss and Chrissy later announced the devastating news on Instagram.

John added that he wrote this song because "I have faith that as long as we walk this earth, we will hold each other’s hands through every tear, through every up and down, through every test." He went on to thank everyone who has been sending the couple well wishes and words of comfort and empathy, saying "We feel and appreciate your love and support more than you know." A post shared by (@johnlegend) on Sending John and Chrissy so much love.

Queen of Social Media Chrissy Teigen has been mostly silent ever since she suffered a heartbreaking miscarriage halfway through her third pregnancy on Sept. 30. She’s been in mourning with husband John Legend, 41, after they lost the baby boy they had already been calling Jack. The 34-year-old was photographed out in public for the first time sine her devastating tragedy on Oct. 15, as she went grocery shopping at a West Hollywood Bristol Farms market with John.

For his first public performance since experiencing a gut-wrenching pregnancy loss weeks ago with Chrissy Teigen, John Legend dug deep and brought heartfelt emotion to his set at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards on Wednesday night.

On Wednesday night's broadcast of the 2020 Billboard Music Awards, John Legend appeared for a performance of his song "Never Break." Legend dedicated the song to his wife, Chrissy Teigen, who recently revealed she had suffered a pregnancy loss.Teigen was pregnant with the couple's third child, a boy they were already calling "Jack." John Legend made an appearance at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards on Wednesday to perform his song "Never Break." Legend sat solemnly at a piano for the performance,

John Legend dedicated a performance at the Billboard Music Awards to his wife, Chrissy Teigen, two weeks after the couple experienced pregnancy loss.Teigen revealed on social media on 1 October that she had suffered a miscarriage, writing about her and Legend’s “deep pain” in the aftermath.At the annual music awards ceremony, Legend sang “Never Break”, a ballad from his latest album, Bigger Love.“This is for Chrissy,” Legend said as he introduced his performance.The lyrics to “Never Break” tell

John Legend has dedicated his heart-rending performance of Never Break at the Billboard Music Awards to his wife Chrissy Teigen.MORE: Chrissy Teigen quietly returns to Instagram following tragic pregnancy lossThe 41-year-old took to the stage on Wednesday night for the first time since the couple announced their tragic loss.

John Legend delivered an emotional performance Wednesday night at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards, his first since he and wife Chrissy Teigen announced the heartbreaking loss of their latest pregnancy due to complications. “This is for Chrissy," the “Voice” coach said as he took the stage from the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles and during his performance of “Never Break” off of his latest album.