The Weeknd Helps Chrissy Teigen Name His Song After She Goes ‘Bonkers’

Alison Roman will not be returning to the New York Times.  Roman announced the career news on Instagram on Wednesday.The move comes seven months after Roman's column was placed "on temporary leave" following comments she made about Chrissy Teigen's business empire.

Chrissy Teigen is standing up for herself. This week, the 35-year-old model took to Twitter to lament the ending of Quibi, the streaming platform that hosted her show, .«Guess I should change my chrissy's court header lol goodbye quibi, only I understood uuuuuu,» Teigen tweeted, a take that prompted one user complain that the mom of two «goes on about everything» and announce that they're unfollowing her.Teigen appears to have replied to the user's tweet in a since-deleted message.

Sad news for Teigen-Legend fans. Their beloved hamster Peanut Butter has sadly passed away, and we’re feeling all the feels.

Chrissy Teigen expertly deflected a nasty comment on Twitter after being called “classless” for her posts.The 35-year-old Cravings cookbook author joked about her short-lived Quibi series, Chrissy’s Court, in a playful tweet on Tuesday, December 8 — but the comment didn’t sit well with one of her followers.“It’s official. I followed you on IG and here….

 John Legend  was moved to tears by an emotional performance and dedication on  The Voice. The episode, which aired on Monday evening, featured live performances from the Top 9 contestants which included John Holiday.

Chrissy Teigen isn’t done calling out internet trolls, despite vowing to limit her Twitter time to  refrain from negativity. On Tuesday night, the supermodel, 35, shut down a Twitter user who wrongly accused her of tweeting 160 times in one hour — before calling her “classless.” The drama began when Chrissy acknowledged the shutdown of Quibi, the streaming service that carried her reality comedy series, Chrissy’s Court.

John Legend is feeling the music. The 41-year-old crooner is currently serving as a coach on "The Voice," and was brought to tears during Monday's episode when a contestant dedicated his performance to the singer's family following a recent tragic loss.

Chrissy Teigen knew her comment would be controversial but the message she had to share was an important one: “normalize formula.”

Chrissy Teigen is looking back at the extremely tough times she's experienced after she suffered a devastating pregnancy loss in September at 20 weeks.On Friday, the author shared an un-glamorous picture of herself all bundled up on her couch, covering almost her entire face with a black scarf, sunglasses and a furry hat.

Chrissy Teigen spoke candidly about grief on Twitter Wednesday, after she and husband John Legend lost their son, Jack, in September, during Teigen's second trimester of pregnancy. Explaining her absence from the platform, she wrote, "I’m not tweeting much because I’m honestly in a bit of a grief depression hole." "do not worry as I have so much help around me to get better and I’ll be fixed soon," Teigen assured her followers.

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend spoke candidly about grief in their first joint interview since losing their son, Jack, in Teigen's second trimester of pregnancy in September. Appearing on Good Morning America, they discussed their methods of coping with loss and reflected on the vast public support they've received.

Chrissy Teigen may be back on Instagram and sharing her daily life, but she’s still recovering from her pregnancy loss. The model-turned-entrepreneur shared why she’s been absent on Twitter, sharing that she’s in “a grief depression hole,” but getting better.