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Chrissy Teigen continued her action-packed promotional tour for her latest cookbook Cravings: All Together, with an appearance on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
On Thursday, the 35-year-old entrepreneur flashed a huge smile and a lot of skin as she stepped out of New York City’s 30 Rockefeller Plaza in a glamorous gown.
This week Chrissy gave her first on-air interview since her massive cyber-bullying scandal and divulged on Today that being on the receiving end of cancel culture ‘made me a stronger person, a better person.’
Press tour: The Cravings author flashed a huge smile and a lot of skin as she stepped out of New York City’s 30 Rockefeller Plaza in a glamorous gown following Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon appearance
The former model — who recently hit 100 days of sobriety — beamed with happiness as she left NBC Studios in a skimpy black gown.
The figure-hugging spaghetti strap dress showed off a generous amount of cleavage and featured a leg slit as well as three bedazzled cutouts in the shape of a chain link, that spanned from below her hip all the way up to her bust.
She continued to accentuate her statuesque figure with strappy black stilettos and added additional glitz with a pair of large diamond hoops that fell underneath her choppy blonde locks.
Chrissy spoke to Fallon on his late night show about her new recipes and even joked about her love of ‘controversial’ foods like mayonnaise and candy corn, while hinting at her cyberbullying scandal.
Beaming: The former model — who recently hit 100 days of sobriety — beamed with happiness as she left NBC Studios in a skimpy black gown
Sparkling: Most eye-catching on the gown were three bedazzled cutouts in the shape of a chain link, that spanned from below her hip all the way up to her bust
In the public eye: This week Teigen gave her first on-air interview since her cyber-bullying scandal where she spoke about what she’d learned after being on the receiving end of cancel culture
She confessed to almost tweeting about her love for the Halloween candy after seeing a tweet about people’s distaste for it but added that she found it best to steer clear.
‘I had typed this out and then I was like “I can’t say this it’s too controversial”…like it really is! Of all the things that I’ve done,’ she said with a laugh.
She had previously spoken on Today about getting sober and the backlash she incurred from a decade’s worth of resurfaced mean tweets which caused her to lose lucrative partnerships.
‘I feel so good, I feel very clear-headed. I feel like I’ve done the work and I just hope these people can forgive and be able to welcome the fact that hopefully they’ve seen me be better,’ she told host Hoda Kotb.
Cookbook tour: Chrissy hit the Big Apple to promote her third cookbook Cravings: All Together, which she dedicated to her late son Jack, and started off the promotional tour with her first on-air interview
Latest appearance: Chrissy spoke to Fallon on his late night show about her new recipes and even joked about her love of ‘controversial’ foods like mayonnaise and candy corn, while hinting at her cyberbullying scandal
Teigen continued to reflect on how it affected her professionally after the likes of Macy’s, and Target re-examined their partnership with her and carrying her line of cookware.
‘I think you learn so much in the moments where you do lose so much, you lose it all, your world is kind of turned upside down. For me it was a big moment of, “Wow, I need to find out how I can be better, how I can grow from this, learn from this.”
‘There’s that old cliché like I’m glad it happened, but, truly, it made me a stronger person, a better person,’ she said and added that she had reached out to the parties she had wronged, but only if they were willing to hear her out.
And ultimately she said that her young kids Luna,five, and Miles, three, who she shares with husband John Legend were a driving force.
‘I look at my kids and what I want their values to be, and how I want them to treat people, and seeing that in myself, that I wasn’t doing that, was I think the hardest part for me.’
Role model: ‘I look at my kids and what I want their values to be, and how I want them to treat people, and seeing that in myself, that I wasn’t doing that, was I think the hardest part for me,’ she said of learning to be better; pictured October 27
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