Chrissy Teigen fans were left horrified on Monday evening when her husband John Legend uploaded an intimate clip of the model scrubbing off in the bathtub after a long day.
The snippet, shared on 45-year-old Legend’s Instagram, opened with a shot of sullied bathwater at the 38-year-old model’s legs.
A ring was forming around the white basin as water swished and the camera panned to show Chrissy intently using a washcloth to rub her body.
‘What is happening here?’ the singer-songwriter asked his wife before she answered, ‘Getting all my body makeup off.’
Despite her explanation, shocked fans took to the comments to express disdain at the sight of the dirtied water.
Chrissy Teigen fans were left horrified on Monday evening when her husband John Legend uploaded an intimate clip of the model scrubbing off in the bathtub after a long day
The snippet, shared on 45-year-old Legend’s Instagram, opened with a shot of sullied bathwater at the 38-year-old model’s legs. A ring was forming around the white basin as water swished and the camera panned to show Chrissy intently using a washcloth to rub her body
Taking to the comments, the cookbook author reiterated why the sudsy water was so shockingly filthy
Shocked fans took to the comments to express disdain at the sight of the dirtied water
One person argued that ‘not everything is meant for social media’
Another social media encouraged John to ‘take this cringe down’
One person argued that ‘not everything is meant for social media,’ adding a green puke face emoji.
Taking to the comments, the cookbook author reiterated why the sudsy water was so shockingly filthy.
‘The water is dirty because I’m getting my body makeup off, like I said in the video my sweet angels!’ Chrissy explained.
A social media user hit back, ‘IDGAF if it is makeup. It looks dirty.’
John, who married Chrissy in 2013, used the divisive video to plug his skincare range LOVEDº1. ‘Sometimes you gotta exfoliate! @chrissyteigen’s favorite @loved01skin product,’ he wrote in the caption.
A tube of the exfoliator was conspicuously placed on the side of the tub in the outtake.
Teigen had been dolled up to go to Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, which Camila Cabello also attended.
Earlier in the day, she dropped in on her own Instagram account to share sizzling photos of herself in a white mini dress. The summery look was sleeveless and featured a wrapped layer with a flower-like accoutrement at the side.
Earlier in the day, Chrissy dropped in on Instagram to share sizzling photos of herself in a white mini dress while in France
The summery look was sleeveless and featured a wrapped layer with a flower-like accoutrement at the side
She wrote in a caption to her 42.4 million followers: ‘croque madame #canneslions2024.’
The mother-of-four showed off her long, toned legs in the look, which was styled by Alana Van Deraa.
Her outfit was punctuated with a black pair of fashion’s latest trend — mesh, round-toe heels.
She wore a layered pearl choker necklace and displayed a glossy red manicure in the snapshots.
Chrissy struck a pose on a balcony in front of a glass partition overlooking a sparkling pool.
The Sports Illustrated cover star looked typically stunning in a full face of makeup by Kristine Studden.
Her golden brown hair — perfected by Irinel de León — was parted down the middle and ironed straight as it flowed down her back.
The bombshell also took to her Stories to share video clips featuring her friends as well as John
On Monday, Teigen spoke alongside her husband in front of a live audience
The bombshell also took to her Stories to share video clips featuring her friends as well as her husband.
Teigen wrote, ‘cannes lions is f***ing lit,’ across a video clip of her singing Natasha Bedingfield’s 2004 hit song Unwritten next to John.
Earlier on Monday, Teigen spoke alongside John in front of a live audience.
The singer-songwriter wore a black shirt and trousers as he chatted on stage with his wife and presenter Kara Swisher.
For her part, Chrissy stunned in a strapless black and white patterned dress and black high-heels.
The annual festival, which runs all week until Friday, began in 1954 under a different name and celebrates creativity in the film industry.
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