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Clara Hill
Apr 16, 2021
Chrissy Teigen is back on Twitter after a little over three weeks
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Chrissy Teigen is back on Twitter 23 days after vowing to give up the website and claims to have really missed coming up with jokes.
She revealed that she had been bereft without the site, coming up with tweets, and reciting them to her shampoo bottles. She also missed the “belly chuckles” after scrolling the timeline.
Chrissy received backlash for her “tone deaf” tweets, such as when she casually announced that her mother bought multiple pairs of AirPods a month and how once, she had her husband, John Legend ordered a $13,000 bottle of wine.
However, despite facing criticism for this, Chrissy has also used her social media platform to be incredibly brave and share the heavy heartbreak she felt after her son Jack was stillborn.
She has vowed to “take the bad with the good.”
I choose to take the bad with the good!!— chrissy teigen (@chrissy teigen) 1618576981
I’ve spent weeks just saying tweets to shampoo bottles https://t.co/bohbiIkGi4— chrissy teigen (@chrissy teigen) 1618577090
Her return was celebrated by fans, but people also found it amusing how she was so quick to return after the departure fanfare.
The Today Show really did a tribute show for Chrissy Teigen’s Twitter retirement only for her to return after a month— Joey (@Joey) 1618582022
Chrissy Teigen came back to Twitter on my birthday - this is an amazing birthday present!!! 🥳🎉 All is right in the… https://t.co/aLnMgtjcjM— Gemma (@Gemma) 1618582023
bro my middle school relationship was longer then chrissy teigen's retirement from twitter— perry the platypus stan (@perry the platypus stan) 1618582009
Her return has begged the question - can people actually quit Twitter? Is dopamine too irresistible? Is the thrill of a notification or a homepage refresh to hard to shake even if you are being trolled or comparing yourself too much to strangers? Is the quiet exit the way to go to ensure you quit the habit?
Chrissy Teigen is one more example of the golden rule of Twitter: if you care enough about it to make a big announc… https://t.co/qTGcwseDW1— Stig Abell (@Stig Abell) 1618579605
Has anyone announced a departure from social media and stuck to it? The only people I know who have successfully l… https://t.co/xWQ5ruIf0w— Megha Mohan (@Megha Mohan) 1618580887
My Chrissy Teigen take is that we are all addicted to the internet and this stupid website. As much as we hate it, we deep down love it— Alex Bausch (@Alex Bausch) 1618582021
We’ll let you decide.
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