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Chrissy Teigen Reveals She Got 'Full-Body Sick' After Going On A Disney Cruise With Her Family

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Teigen compared leaving the Disney cruise to 'leaving Las Vegas' after battling a lengthy illness.

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Chrissy Teigen revealed she was "full-body sick" after going on a cruise.

Teigen chronicled her illness via Twitter and Instagram after she enjoyed a family getaway on a Disney cruise, where apparently "Magic Meets the Sea(sickness)."

She first tweeted:

"There were many things I learned on my first cruise but the most important is that you can really feel it moving. Bring sickness patches!"

The following day, the model updated her followers, comparing leaving a cruise to leaving Vegas.

"Leaving a Disney cruise is like leaving Las Vegas except you only feeeeeel like you binged drugs, and, you are wet."

She continued to list some of her excruciating symptoms.

"I have never been more sore, I'm coughing up... something, the bottoms of my feet are roasted rotisserie, I just got phone service and I still feel like we are rocking."
"Currently leaving from Melbourne, Florida, which actually has the cutest little airport I ever did see."

Teigen added:

"4 days ago feels like... so long ago."
"Our kids must never EVER forget we did this for them."
"Solidarity to all the other Disney cruise parents."

Tiegen also posted videos to her Instagram story, updating fans on her condition.

"I have to eat because my medicine is making me throw up because I don't have anything in my stomach, but if I eat, I get nauseous. I hate eating when I'm not hungry."

People on social media sympathized with Teigen, many sharing their own cruise-induced illness experiences.






Thankfully, the mother of three is "on the mend."

She shared in an Instagram post:

"I don't think I've ever felt so full-body sick."
"This week kicked my a** but I am onnn the mend!!"

... and fortunately she recovered just in time for the 2023 White House Correspondents' Association Dinner with hubby John Legend on Saturday night.

We're happy to see she's feeling much better.

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