2015 file photo of Chrissy Teigen and musician John Legend at the 2015 InStyle And Warner Bros. 72nd Annual Golden Globe Awards Post-Party in Beverly Hills, California. – Photo: AFP
Amid Chrissy Teigen's apology and exit from Netflix's Never Have I Ever and her Safely brand due to resurfaced tweets, she and husband John Legend have taken to Twitter, claiming that a publicised direct message exchange between Teigen and fashion designer Michael Costello is "completely fake."
On June 14, fashion designer and Project Runway alum Costello posted screenshots of an alleged conversation between Teigen and himself from 2014, in which Teigen accused him of being a racist due to a "photoshopped comment."
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