Chrissy Teigen: Apologizing For Cyberbullying 'Made Me A Stronger Person'

Joining TODAY to talk about her new cookbook, “Cravings: All Together,” Chrissy Teigen also opens up about allegations of cyberbullying against her, for which she has apologized. “Truly it made me a stronger person, a better person,” she tells Hoda Kotb. She also reveals that she has been sober for 100 days.

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[ApplePie..]

The fact she thinks she is relevant anymore is classic narcissist behavior.

[happywifehappylife]

Having a miscarriage doesn't make you a bully. And saying you became stronger and better after bullying people does not make you even a halfway decent person. You weren't the victim at all.

[orlenecharles]

Chrissy Teigen is disrespectful, and rude. She's selling a book now so here comes the apology. Very Hollywood.

[hagarlovey]

She is only apologizing because she has a book to promote.

[danaclark]

She wasn't ACCUSED. She DID bully ppl

[kpatty]

Saying sorry while promoting a book?! Come on…

[rfdoubleday]

Why are yall trying to bring her back? Keep her canceled!

[Seleste]

Anyone else think she's being disingenuous!? I feel if she wanted to clear the air from the cyberbullying scandal she should've done it separate from promoting her book. Or maybe announce that a portion of the proceeds from the book will go to anti bullying efforts. This interview kinda solidified me never buying any product with her name attached to it.

[adriansandoval]

She only worried about it once it impacted her money. Stop trying to give her a pass.

[jayaitch]

“Having my bullying past exposed made me stronger and now I really feel good, I do.” This was extremely cringey. And I was, at one point, a major fan of hers.

[WithJazzyx]

Girl you’re rich - you’re gonna be fine without having to be everywhere.

She is such a narcissist 🤢

[salmaal-shaoily]

She's proof that you can have it all, husband, money, kids etc but still crave attention from random strangers.

[cmgoblin]

“I cyber-bullied people relentlessly but it’s okay because I came out a stronger person in the end, also buy my book”

This has youtuber apology written all over it.

[bonnie]

This is not an interview, it's just Hoda justifying why they're having her on their network and publicizing her book. Not hard hitting journalism AT ALL. She should be asking her difficult questions, not making excuses for her.

[sarafiori]

This is disgusting. Why would you even entertain this interview? It affected her bottom line and her lifestyle and here we go… Let’s ask for forgiveness. Gross. Do better, Today.

[izzy]

I would just like to remind everyone, that this woman told a young girl to take a dirt nap. I thought she canceled herself as a nice person.

[capricemadrid]

She spoke like a true narcissist- "these people"...ugh

[sandhillmom]

She never looks the interviewer in the eye. Can’t believe a word she is saying.

[Bailey]

It bothers me how she spends most her time saying that she’s changes and sorry-really just talking about HERSELF… classic

[deborahdee]

Please stop giving this person attention and air time. No one cares. Seriously, no one.