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Chrissy Teigen Hilariously Shuts Down Critics Who Think She's Been Pregnant For Too Long

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Teigen announced she and John Legend are expecting their third child back in August.

Back on August 3, Chrissy Teigen announced on Instagram she and John Legend are expecting their third child.

This announcement came just two years after the couple lost their child Jack at just 20 weeks.


In the post, Teigen stated she was "nervous" making the announcement, but everything was "perfect and beautiful."

Well just four months later it seems some are commenting Teigen has been pregnant for far too long.

Teigen took to Instagram to address those critics, though she didn't necessarily disagree.

She captioned the post:

"'omg I feel like she's been pregnant foreverrrrr' how do you think I feel thank u"

A few Instagram users confessed they were guilty of thinking the same.

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However, most users sympathized with Teigen.

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Chrissy later followed up in an Instagram story to say she wasn't "clapping back" at haters in her post, but we doubt they'll make those comments in the future.

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Though we aren't sure of the due date, we are beyond happy for the future family of five.

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