John Legend expresses his heartache in emotional message to Chrissy Teigen after tragic loss

Chrissy Teigen wrote a touching essay about her September pregnancy loss on Tuesday, October 27.The model, 34, was diagnosed with a partial placenta abruption 20 weeks into her pregnancy, she wrote for Medium. “I had always had placenta problems,” the Utah native explained.

John Legend dedicated his Billboard Music Awards performance of "Never Break" to his wife Chrissy Teigen, just weeks after Teigen lost their third baby due to pregnancy complications. On his Instagram last night, Legend expanded on his dedication, offering the family's first remarks following Teigen's announcement of their pregnancy loss and an intimate message to Teigen herself.

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 Legend penned a touching note to his wife, Chrissy Teigen, after her September pregnancy loss.“This is for Chrissy,” the EGOT winner, 41, captioned a Thursday, October 15, Instagram video of his “Never Break” Billboard Music Awards performance one day prior. “I love and cherish you and our family so much.

John Legend has paid heartbreaking tribute to his wife Chrissy Teigen after the loss of their son Jack.The 41 year old and his model wife, 34, announced earlier this month that they had devastatingly lost their baby boy shortly after his birth. All Of Me hitmaker John has now spoken out on the tragedy for the first time after dedicating an emotional performance of his new song Never Break at the Billboard Music Awards.

John Legend has paid a heartfelt tribute to his wife Chrissy Teigen, saying he is “in awe” of the strength she has shown following the loss of their baby.

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.

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.

. 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 and Chrissy later announced the devastating news on Instagram.

Loose Women has received 261 Ofcom complaints after holding a discussion on the show about Chrissy Teigen’s decision to share the news of her pregnancy loss on social media.On Thursday 1 October, Teigen shared a statement online saying that she and her husband John Legend had suffered the loss of their third child after she experienced excessive bleeding during her pregnancy.The model wrote: "We are shocked and in the kind of deep pain you only hear about, the kind of pain we've never felt

, 34, that she and her singer-songwriter husband had lost their baby boy, named Jack, during pregnancy.Some 261 people had complained about the episode to Ofcom by the end of the week.A spokesperson for the watchdog said it would not be releasing further updates on the number of complaints until it's next weekly report.The complaints will be assessed against broadcasting rules to see whether or not an investigation is necessary, the spokesperson said.Model and TV presenter Teigen shared news of

Loose Women has reportedly received 261 Ofcom complaints over a panel discussion about Chrissy Teigen's reaction to her baby's tragic death. Model Chrissy, 34, and her singer husband John Legend, 41, last week made the heartbreaking announcement that they lost their baby son, who they called Jack, halfway through her pregnancy in an Instagram post.

Loose Women has been slapped with 261 Ofcom complaints over remarks some of its panelists made about deeply candid photographs Chrissy Teigen took following the death of her baby. During last Thursday's episode of the ITV show, the stars spoke about Chrissy's harrowing announcement that morning.

describing her agony over newborn son's death.The 34-year-old model  shared a series of deeply candid photographs of herself, her  41-year-old husband John Legend,  and their baby son, who they named Jack.Discussing the heartwrenching news, the panel gave their thoughts on the photos that Chrissy had shared.After host Christine Lampard read out Chrissy's message of "deep pain", Nadia Sawalha branded it "heartbreaking" and opened up about her own experience of miscarriage.And while co-star Carol