The Super Bowl brings celebrities from all walks of life together.

Case in point: Tim Tebow hanging out with SI Swimsuit models Chrissy Teigen and Kate Upton on the set of the Dan Patrick Show.

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It looks like CNBC's sports reporter Darren Rovell finally scored a Valentine from one of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition girls. 

Model Chrissy Teigen, the fiancee of John Legend, sent this to Rovell today. [via @darrenrovell] 

"To Darren! If you like me, tweet "A" for yes, "B" for no. xxxx Chrissy Teigen"

We haven't seen a response from Rovell's Twitter account yet.

In case you missed it, Rovell asked this year's curvy covergirl Kate Upton to be his Valentine on CNBC earlier this afternoon.

"I definitely want the chocolate, but there's a little bit of a waiting list," Upton responded.

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"I have a fryer on both coasts," she tells me solemnly, her eyes twinkling. "I really couldn't live without them."

Deep within the elegant bowels of New York's famed International Culinary Center (home of L'Ecole, the restaurant of the French Culinary Institute), Sports Illustrated model Chrissy Teigen is getting primped and prepped for her big kitchen debut while discussing the finer points of fried junk food. The petite bundle of energy seems unaware of her own beauty, completely swept up in the excitement of a highly choreographed shoot filled with epicurean surprises and the potential for a long-awaited foray into culinary super stardom.

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At 26, Teigen is probably most famous for her bikini-baring spreads, high-wattage relationship (she's engaged to singer John Legend) and her goofy sense of humor. A Twitter darling in her own right, this Utah native turned pin-up girl isn't afraid to tweet the ridiculous ("He went to Jared" was her cheeky response following news of her engagement), but at the heart of it all is a serious love affair with eating and cooking that stretches back to her teen years.

"I always wanted to go to culinary school," the bubbly brunette explains. "But then my father took a look at the price. After that, I let my interest die down a little bit. It wasn't until I was in a position to really appreciate the time and dedication it takes to commit to it as career that I started rethinking my future."

Teigen candidly admits that modeling was never her ultimate goal, but having the opportunity to travel and meet many a food legend along the way only continued to peak her culinary appetite. "That was my dream. [John and I] get to do all sorts of fun, amazing red carpets and stuff, but he senses that I really shut down.  But I get so nervous when I get brought back to meet a chef -- more so than Beyoncé or someone like that."

The hustle and bustle of a busy kitchen and being in the presence of such talent made her realize that she needed to be a part of that world -- hence the launch of her popular food blog, So Delushious.  Food porn at its most pure with the literature to back it up, Teigen's online musing provide a glossy image of her world travels as well as recipes and personal anecdotes. Naturally, she's had her share of strange food throughout her adventures.

"My mom is Thai, and loves to take us to those night bazaars in Thailand, and I've had fried ant salad there before," she offers nonchalantly. The look of disgust on my face quickly leads to a peal of laughter.  "It doesn't really taste like anything," Teigen insists as her smile widens.  "It's just like crunchy protein."

Fearless food consumption may seem contradictory to her day job, but as I quickly learn, not all models prefer to subsist on a steady diet of cigarettes and champagne. "A lot of girls you see on the runway, they don't really have a passion [for eating]," she clarifies. "But the ones of us who have it, we're pretty proud of it and we love it. Genevieve Morton, one of my fellow Sports Illustrated girls, also loves food and loves to cook. But we're lucky because we're of a different breed. We get to eat and not feel ashamed about it because a little extra curve is good for us."

If curves are good, then so is a down-to-earth attitude and lack of guile. Teigen is the kind of on-screen personality that has no problem making fun of herself if it makes you laugh OR makes for good television in the process.  Following a special on the Cooking Channel called Cookies & Cocktails this past December, I can safely say that even after a mere hour that it's clear that it works. Although she has certainly dabbled in some of the priciest haute cuisine the world has to offer, this is one girl that's totally relatable. "A lot of times you look at people and think, 'They must never fail!' Ina [Garten] and Giada [De Laurentiis] are perfect," she exclaims. "But I'm the kind of person that posts picture on my blog when I mess up."

While rumors continue to swirl that Teigen is quite possibly being groomed for a long-term TV project, right now all this culinary star-in-the-making can think about is her impending wedding. She squirms in her seat at the mention of the word "fiancé," turning a pretty shade of pink when teased about her sudden loss for words. "It's too new," she protests as she rolls her eyes. "I'm not giving up 'boyfriend' yet!"

Not surprisingly, when talk of the wedding menu arises, she immediately perks up as suggestions are tossed around about food and (more importantly) drinks.  "I want everybody drunk," she deadpans. "A cocktail session before the ceremony, and in between the ceremony and reception as well."

In Chrissy Teigen's world, humor is a key ingredient to her recipe for her success. But ultimately the road ahead will need to be filled with delicious mix of food, fun, learning and love to make it a truly worthwhile proposition for both her and her fans alike.

Photographs by: Spencer Wohlrab

Produced by: Marni Golden

Art Director: Patrick Biesemans

Makeup by: Ashunta Sheriff using Dior Beauty at The Wall Group

Hair by: Charley Brown using Bumble and Bumble at Starworks Artists

Styled by: Dawnn Lee Mitchell

Location courtesy of the International Culinary Center

This post originally appeared at Stylecaster.

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Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Kate Upton appeared on the Dan Patrick Show this morning, revealing a previously unknown nugget about Tim Tebow.

Apparently Tebow wasn't all that thrilled at the thought of being photographed with a couple of bikini models.

Here's what DP Show producer Paul Pabst tweeted:

But as you may recall, Tebow did pose for a picture with the two ladies:

Seeing as he was still able to preach to a crowd of 15,000 on Easter Sunday a few months later, we don't think it really hurt his image at all.

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• In the latest Amanda Bynes spiraling out of control news, the 27-year-old former Nickelodeon star tweeted a lengthy tirade against swimsuit model (and John Legend's fiancé) Chrissy Teigen Tuesday night. Teigen expressed concern for Bynes to her over 241,000 Twitter followers, to which Bynes responded: "Ur not a pretty model compared to me. I signed to Ford models @ age 13. I don’t look up to u beauty wise. I’m far prettier than u!"Among other things.
• Sounds like Sam Mendeswill be back to direct the next "James Bond" film. Mendes helmed the last installment "Skyfall" — an audience-pleasing film that grossed over $1.1 billion worldwide to become the biggest Bond film and the eighth-highest-grossing film of all time.
• Amazon greenlights five original series.
• "Leprechaun" is getting a reboot — starring a professional wrestler and directed by a finalist from a Steven Spielberg reality competition.
• Justin Bieber's manager Scooter Braun is dating entrepreneur Yael Cohen, the founder of nonprofit “F - - k Cancer.” Their relationship was outed by Bieber fans on Twitter.
• The new "Bridget Jones" book is called "Mad About The Boy." But that "boy" is a baby and now Bridget Jones is a single mom.
• Taylor Swiftspent Memorial Day weekend at her new mansion in Rhode Island, accompanied by former "Gossip Girl" star Jessica Szohr, 28, and "True Grit" Oscar nominee Hailee Steinfeld, 16. the group were reportedly joined for a meal by "Girls" creator Lena Dunham and her boyfriend, fun. guitarist Jack Antonoff. 
• George Clooney's girlfriend Stacy Keibler had a bit of a wardrobe malfunction at the Grand Prix race in Monaco.
• Jessica Simpson is really pregnant ... so is Kim Kardashian.

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Spotify is working with brands to develop a "follow" feature that will allow companies to share branded playlists and other content with music listeners.

Three major college football conferences are rolling out a series of football safety PSAs to tackle sentiments that the sport is increasingly dangerous. The 30-second spots were produced by LDWW and will air on Fox, ESPN and other networks that carry Big Ten, Pac 12, and Big 12 games.

Digiday looks at companies that vet online ad sellers' inventories before buyers actually purchase them.

Mrs. Dash is launching a marketing campaign to promote its new no-salt taco and chili seasonsing mixes to football fans this season.

Chrissy Teigen got caught in a storm of Skittles at a faux bikini photo shoot. The stunt was pulled off by Olson.

Taco Bell is using 65 videos made by YouTube content creators it found at this year's VidCon to help promote its new "Fiery" flavored Doritos Locos tacos. Publicis Groupe's Digitas worked with Taco Bell on the YouTube campaign and will assist with digital outreach.

McCannintroduced its first ad for the United States Postal Service since being named creative agency of record five months ago.

Coca-Colais giving Israeli customers 3D-printed miniature statues of themselves to promote its mini-sized bottles. Gefen Team worked on the campaign.

News Corp. is creating a private exchange for selling ads on its websites.

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Model Chrissy Teigen may have gotten the coveted cover of this year's Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit Edition, but there was a time when not everyone wanted to hire the 28-year-old Mrs. John Legend.

In a new video interview accompanying her July cover of DuJour magazine, Teigen reveals she "hates" retailer Forever 21 for once firing her in the middle of a shoot "for being too fat."

Here's how the incident went down:

"I actually was fired from a job ... Forever 21. They booked me directly when I was much younger. I showed up on set and they asked me if they could take a photo and they shot that photo off to my agency, who then calls me as I'm sitting in the makeup chair. And they say, 'You need to leave right now. They just said you are fat and you need to come get your measurements taken.'

So I hate you, Forever 21. Hate you so much, honestly you're the worst."

Watch Teigen tell the story in her own words below (:30):

It's not the first time the model has called out the retailer.

In 2012, she tweeted:

so next time you pass a Forever 21, remember the fact that they are a bunch of assholes who fired me mid-makeup for being fat.

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) August 5, 2012

It's a good thing Teigen says she doesn't take modeling that seriously.

"I am paid a good amount of money to not blink for 12 hours," Teigen joked on "Late Night" this week, telling host Seth Meyers: "It's fun, but I don't take it very seriously."

As DuJour magazine notes in their interview about Teigen's modelesque looks, "What’s far more fascinating is the 28-year-old’s irreverent personality and her penchant for speaking her mind regardless of the consequences."

In the interview, Teigen — a prolific tweeter — talks everything from how she checks Twitter "every 90 seconds" to Instagram "ruining relationships that are already in the shitter."

As one could imagine, Teigen told Seth Meyers of her addiction to social media: "My agency definitely is not so keen on it all the time. Well, just being a model you're not supposed to speak ever, really."

Forever 21 has not responded to our request for comment.

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After reports came in that there had been a shooting in Ottawa, Canada, on Wednesday at the Canadian Parliament, Sports Illustrated cover girl Chrissy Teigen tweeted the following:

active shooting in Canada, or as we call it in america, wednesday

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) October 22, 2014

What was supposed to be a sharp political comment on the paucity of gun-control laws in America was deemed insensitive by Teigen's followers — particularly those in Canada.

@chrissyteigen this one's gunna get you in trouble girlfriend...

— Ashley Siegel (@AshleySiegs) October 22, 2014

@chrissyteigen@Kenny_Mayne Not funny. I usually laugh at anything. But terrorism has hit our homeland.

— Wes Chiasson (@wes_chiasson) October 22, 2014

Had to unfollow girl crush @chrissyteigen - her insensitive tweet re: still-unfolding Canada shooting. Thought she was smarter than that.

— Amanda Vandenbergh (@VandenVogue) October 22, 2014

Teigen, sensing that not many people understood her commentary, first predicted an attack by Twitchy, the microblog platform started by right-wing pundit Michelle Malkin. Then she tried to clear the air, but she pointedly did not apologize.

But some remained unconvinced.

@chrissyteigen Don't bring America into this. America isn't being attacked at this moment. Canada is and what you said was very sad to see.

— Leah is Pink (@leahflame) October 22, 2014

Finally, Teigen ended with the last word.

I've lost faith in this world. Sorry if it comes off as being unemotional. There is just so much bad.

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) October 22, 2014

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Chrissy Teigen is taking a break from Twitter for awhile after receiving terrifying death threats against her following a tweet she sent regarding the shooting in Canada earlier this week.

I feel sick. Bye Twitter. Taking my talents to instagram.

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) October 23, 2014

On Wednesday, the supermodel tweeted the following, which was met by tons of criticism from some of her followers:

active shooting in Canada, or as we call it in america, wednesday

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) October 22, 2014

She meant it, as she tweeted, as a "knock against America and our issues with gun control."

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The tweet, however, didn't sit well with some followers, who attacked Teigen with threats like: "Rot in hell bitch" and "Sorry Canada, our Hollywood elits and its dumb models are idiots. Wish ISIS would give Chrissy a permanent haircut."

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Most people are accustomed to seeing Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Chrissy Teigen look flawless in the pages of magazines like this:

But Teigen drew back the beauty curtain a few weeks ago when she posted a photo of herself to Instagram that showed bruises and stretch marks:

"Bruises from bumping kitchen drawer handles for a week. Stretchies say hi!"

The response from Teigen's 2.1 million Instagram followers has been overwhelmingly positive:

During a recent appearance on "The Meredith Vieira Show," Teigen explained why she chose not to alter the "imperfect" images."

I actually am working on a cookbook and I was bumping around in the kitchen and the door handle would just nick me every single time. And I was actually just taking a picture of the bruises and then I saw the stretch marks in there. I have those apps, the Facetune and Photoshopping ones, and I just didn't feel like doing it anymore—and I'm never doing it again, because I think we forgot what normal people look like now."

"I mean, people are nip-tucking [their photos]," Teigen continued. "It's gotten to the point where they're not smoothing their skin anymore, they are actually changing the shape of their body and everybody else. Nobody can compare to that when you're fixing yourself so much."

"It's so unfair," she added. "It started with Botox and everything, of course, but now it's just grown into this Photoshop phenomenon and I've seen these women in person, they are not like that. Please know that. I've shot in barely anything [i.e. half-naked] with them and it's just amazing what people do to tweak themselves."

In a recent interview with New York Magazine, Teigen drove home the point that modeling is smoke and mirrors, even when it comes to the world's most beautiful women:

Things are never, ever as they seem. Even on television I am full of fake hair and covered in body makeup head-to-toe. Those full lashes have been applied meticulously one by one, my teeth have spent more hours in a dentist chair than I ever imagined. We have a team of people whose sole job is to make people appear close-to-perfect. And oh, the retouching. My bathroom mirror on any normal day would laugh hysterically if you told it I was flawless in any way! And that is fine with me.

Teigen is often honest about her image, posting revealing before and after photos to her Instagram:

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Fans of supermodel Chrissy Teigen know that she loves to cook — she's even coming out with her very own cookbook soon.

She’s also taken her talents to the new talk show FABLife where she will be the show’s culinary expert.

One of the tricks she learned for the show was how to soften butter in under five minutes. She shared the easy tip with her 3.2 million Instagram followers:

The trick will be a welcome one for bakers who are often called to use “softened” butter in recipes, but who may forget to take the butter out of the fridge or freezer. 

Some newbie bakers might then microwave the butter, but melted butter can make cake dense and cookies spread in the oven. The internet is filled with tricks on how to soften the butter without melting it — from using a rolling pin to cutting it into pieces— but most of these tips are pretty involved and take time and effort better spent elsewhere.

Teigen’s trick on the other hand is really easy. First, she filled a microwavable liquid measuring cup with water and then microwaved on high for two minutes.

She carefully dumped out the hot water and placed the measuring container upside down over the stick of butter. 

Teigen then simply let it sit until butter had reached her desired consistency and temperature.

There’s virtually no clean up or extra work involved.

Now go make some cookies.

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Supermodel Chrissy Teigen and her husband, singer John Legend, are expecting a baby. The news comes after Teigen publicly revealed in September that she had spent years struggling to get pregnant.

Teigen and Legend got married two years ago, but Teigen told fellow supermodel Tyra Banks she would have had kids five or six years ago if it had happened naturally.

"John and I were having trouble,"Teigen said on the daytime talk show "FABLife.""We would have had kids five, six years ago if it had happened, but my gosh, it's been a process. We've seen fertility doctors."

Teigen also said she had been bombarded with insensitive questions about why she hadn't started a family yet.

"The questions just come from all over, and it's kind of crazy because I can't imagine being that nosy to be like, 'So, When are the kids coming?'" Teigen said. "Because who knows what someone's going through? ... Stop asking me!"

Up to 11% of American adults struggle with fertility. Teigen's "FABLife" cohost Banks also said she had struggled with it. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who is also expecting a child, recently wrote that he and his wife had suffered three miscarriages.

Now, it's finally OK to ask Teigen and Legend about their future family. Teigen posted a photo of a tiny baby bump on Instagram on Monday evening:

"John and I are so happy to announce that we are pregnant :)" she wrote.

"As many of you know, we've been trying to have a baby for a while now. It hasn't been easy, but we kept trying because we can't wait to bring our first child into the world and grow our family. We're so excited that it's finally happening. Thank you for all your love and well wishes. I look forward to all the belly touching! Xx"

Here's the happy expecting couple:

A photo posted by chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) on Oct 12, 2015 at 4:55pm PDT

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Musician John Legend and his stunning supermodel wife Chrissy Teigen are celebrating the new year in style — in a new house.

The two are real estate mavens, but it looks like this one might be a keeper.

Last year, the couple listed their small 1-bedroom in NYC.

With Teigen pregnant with the couple’s first child, the 5 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms of this new house could soon be filled.

The house is at the end of a cul-de-sac in Beverly Hills, a perfect family-friendly location.

While there isn’t quite an acre of land, there’s plenty to do indoors. A state-of-the-art theater room, nine flat screen TVs, a billiard and party room, and, of course, a professional gym — what more could you need?

The new parents will be able to relax post-baby in the master suite without lifting a finger. There’s an oversized steam-sauna-shower, an infinity soaking tub to take in the California sunsets, a closet room that features marble detailing and shelves galore for shoes, a fireplace, office, two private balconies, and even an entertaining area for private lip sync battles.

Completely remodeled with a modern-glamour aesthetic, the home is easily Instagram-able for Teigen. A sleek exterior features large expanses of glass that offer stunning views from the inside.

No one would ever know the home had its issues when Rihanna was its occupant. She filed a lawsuit against those involved in the sale, and quietly unloaded it as a short-sale for a loss at $5 million.

Legend and Teigen paid $14 million. All of drama seems to have subsided, and the home is in superstar shape for the new year and the new family.

Photos by Mark Singer, courtesy of Mia Trudeau.

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Model Chrissy Teigen has become the poster girl for pregnancy. She and husband John Legend had difficulty conceiving, but now she is expecting a baby girl this spring. Teigen has been showing off her baby bump at red carpet events and on the street — and she looks fabulous.

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When my editor asked me to try a cookbook club, I was wary. While I'm a huge fan of book clubs and reading in general, I am not — despite what my author page would have you believe — the best cook.

But Gwyneth Paltrow's website Goop has a cookbook club. Williams-Sonoma has a cookbook club. Everywhere I looked, it appeared people were getting in on this trend that married the social and educational aspect of a book club with the joy of eating.

So I gave it a shot — and I loved it.

For those unaware, a cookbook club is basically a book club, but instead of reading the same book and discussing it, everyone in the group makes recipes from the same cookbook and brings the final products to the meeting, potluck-style. 

While I understood the concept, I was still skeptical that I could convince my friends, with their tiny New York City kitchens, to join me on this culinary adventure. 

I was wrong to be worried. After a panicked email reminding them that they like me and that it was for my job, I received immediate responses. "Shockingly, I'm super into this," one friend wrote back. Everyone I emailed was, astoundingly, game.

The biggest issue that emerged as the email thread progressed was that no one could agree on a cookbook. While options from the 2 Chainz cookbook "#Meal Time: 2 Chainz Tour Bus Recipes" (sadly no longer in print, but available in its glory online here) and Jacque Pepin's "La Technique" were thrown out as suggestions, we eventually settled on the new Chrissy Tiegen cookbook "Cravings" that was getting a lot of play on Instagram and in the press.

Once we decided on our cookbook, we all earmarked our recipes, from appetizers to entrees, and got to work. A few Sundays later, we were ready to meet up and try our haul.

I was seriously impressed. Nearly everyone brought a dish to the party and everything looked tasty. When I arrived, there were still a few stragglers finishing up their recipes, but luckily the hosts’ apartment and kitchen were big enough to accommodate the final touches for the roasted jalapeño queso while the prosciutto-wrapped and cheese-stuffed chicken and my mac and cheese warmed in the oven.

As we waited for the food, we drank, took pictures of each other’s dishes, and talked about the success of each recipe. Was it easy? Was it a challenge? How long did it take? Some of the recipes we found took a staggering amount of time — like the french toast casserole with salted frosted flakes which required over seven hours to prepare — while others turned out exactly like the pictures in Teigen’s own cookbook.

Finally, it was time to dig in. And man oh man, did Teigen (and our cookbook club) deliver.

On the whole, the entire night was hailed as a rousing success. All the recipes were good if not great — from the spicy Italian sausage meatloaf to the potato salad — and everyone felt included (and sated) by the end.

I was also surprised that we actually spent a fair amount of time discussing the dishes and the pros and cons of the cookbook itself. It was much like a regular book club. One member even proclaimed that she needed to buy her own copy of the book instead of borrowing one so she could make everything in it.

While I loved how our cookbook club turned out and hope to do it again, I did learn a few things about the experience. For anyone who wants to try a cookbook club for themselves, these are the biggest dos and don’ts:

• DON’T double the recipes. Our group had so much food, it was ridiculous. And one of us even halved the recipe to begin with. Even though this will vary from cookbook to cookbook, you likely won’t need to double the recipe if everyone brings one dish.
• DO bring tupperware. We had a lot of leftovers we ended up carting home. I wish I had brought my own containers so I could have stoc piled on the meatloaf and queso in particular.
• DO try everything, if you can. Even though there a lot of  food, everyone tried to have a little bite of everything. Not only was it supportive to comment on everyone’s dishes since they had all worked for hours on preparing the food, but it also let us see a wider range of what the cookbook had to offer.
• DON’T make all entrees. Space out the types of food you make, from appetizers to desserts, to get a wide variety at the table.
• DO be mindful of your group’s eating habits and dietary restrictions. While we didn’t have much trouble on this front, it would be nice to make at least a handful of dishes your vegetarian friend or someone prone to food allergies can try, too.
• DON’T be afraid to try something new. While I loved all the recipes everyone brought to the cookbook club, I wish one of us had tried a recipe from Teigen’s Thai classics section. Perhaps next time we’ll try a more international cookbook.

Now go forth and cook(book).

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Reality star Kristin Cavallari posted a photo of her two sons on the beach last week and was met with a wave of criticism over their weight.

"Seeing pictures of your boys and how they look is a bit shocking to see," one user wrote on Cavallari's Instagram post.

"Sorry that the truth hurts," added another commenter. "But the poor child’s bones are popping out. Instead of getting mad at everyone for being alarmed look in to the child’s diet."

Cavallari was not having it from her haters.

She fired back by responding in the comments of the post: "Yep, I starve my children. Just blocked the most people I've ever blocked in my entire life. Happy 4th hahaha."

After Cavallari stuck up for her parenting skills, she received a wave of positive support in her comments section:

But her most famous supporter is fellow new mom Chrissy Teigen, who stuck up for Cavallari on Twitter:

Meanwhile, it doesn't appear that Cavallari has let the haters ruin her vacation with her three children and husband, Jay Cutler:

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Model Chrissy Teigen is one of the most open and entertaining celebrities on social media. She shares everything from  herfavorite recipes to her feelings about Donald Trump. 

This week, she took to Twitter to answer questions about fame, and gave some honest answers to the exact questions that celebrities generally avoid. One fan asked her about the number one perk of being a celebrity. Her succinct response was great:

"No waiting," Teigen said.

She answered lots of questions about celebrity life. Some of the responses were candid, while others were flat-out hilarious.

Teigen on what happens when two famous people meet for the first time:

The best way to hire a makeup artist:

On whether a celebrity really has a team working for them:

And because some people think that Tom Hiddleston and Taylor Swift's relationship is a publicity stunt, people were curious about celebrity relationships:

Teigen admitted she got nervous when she met Beyoncé:

I mean, who wouldn't?

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Chrissy Teigen likes to keep it real.

Her Twitter presence is always on point, and she doesn't shy away from voicing her opinions.

During the Miss Teen USA pageant Saturday, the top five finalists were announced on the competition's official page, they were: Miss South Carolina Marley Stokes, Miss Alabama Erin Snow, Miss Texas Karlie Hay, Miss Nevada Carissa Morrow, and Miss North Carolina Emily Wakeman.

But Chrissy pointed out that all the finalists were very similar.

"Wow how can we choose from such a diverse bunch," she tweeted.

After her tweet blew up, Teigen took to the website to say that she was not angry; she just thought that it was something to point out.

"It's fiiiiiine," she said. "Not their fault. I'm sure they are delightful women. Just funny. I'm not gonna write a think-piece on a d--- pageant."

Miss Texas Karlie Hay was crowned Miss Teen USA 2016.

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The INSIDER Summary:

• New mom Chrissy Teigen shares her top tips for traveling with an infant.
• She says to worry about comforting your baby, rather than about what everyone around you is thinking.
• Her best advice is to not be embarrassed.

The glamorous lifestyle of a model may seem out of reach for most — flying private jets, wearing beautiful clothes, and exploring a new city ever other week. However, even models have to deal with life’s basic dilemmas, and Chrissy Teigen is no exception.

Sure, she has music master John Legend as a husband and her daughter little Luna probably has more passport stamps than you do, but right now she’s navigating motherhood like many other new moms.

We caught up with Teigen at the Chase Sapphire Reserve event in New York City where she shared her go-to travel outfit and her favorite luggage. The new mom also let us in on another secret: what it’s like to travel with her baby daughter and the tips she’s picked up along the way.

On her most recent trip with Luna

“I just tried to travel with her [Luna] for fashion week. And I just thought everything could be solved with a bottle — that’s how it was with her before. But I tried absolutely everything, I think we were bouncing around for maybe 5.5 hours. Passing from flight attendant to flight attendant.”

On how it feels to travel for the first time with a newborn

“It’s so funny because you think you have it down. I’ve been traveling long enough to know that you feel for those people when they walk in with a newborn, but you also give ‘the eye,’ of course. And then to become that person is very odd.”

On what she has learned while traveling with a baby

“I think the less you freak out the better. My problem is that her cries [make me] go into anxiety mode. I worry about other people so much, so I need to think more about her and how I can comfort her rather than worry about everyone around me because worrying about everybody around me isn’t helping her calm down.”

Her best advice to new moms

“My best advice is to just block everything out. Don’t be embarrassed, it happens to everybody and just give [your baby] some love.”

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