In this discussion, Chrissy Teigen, a renowned model and author, shares her personal battles with people-pleasing and the fear of judgment. Together with Mel, she explores the liberating 'Let Them Theory,' empowering listeners to prioritize self-acceptance over external validation. They uncover why it's crucial to care less about what others think and emphasize the significance of defining one's self-worth. This enriching dialogue not only offers relatable insights but also equips you with practical tools to reclaim your personal power.

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend discuss entrepreneurship, brand building, and balancing family dynamics in their businesses. They also touch on navigating activism and politics in their ventures, upcoming product launches in the food industry, AI in music, and the impact of NDAs in society.

Model and activist Chrissy Teigen's controversial abortion comments and the conflation of miscarriage with abortion. The podcast debates abortion laws, procedures, and the ethical implications of late-term abortions. It also discusses the role of celebrities and politicians in advocating for abortion rights.

Erin Ryan and Alyssa Mastromonaco dive into the GOP’s delusional abortion takes in news. Then, you’re in for a treat: Erin interviews Chrissy Teigen and SisterSong’s Monica Simpson about reproductive rights and how they manifest in politics, in healthcare, and at home. The interview followed a roundtable all about abortion, which took place at Chrissy’s house in Los Angeles and featured leaders in the movement: Dr. Jamila Perritt, Kwajelyn Jackson, and Nancy Cárdenas Peña. Finally, some Sani-Petty (the Jeff Bezos photoshoot in Vogue is…really something!). For a closed-captioned version of this episode, click here. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast. Show NotesSisterSong and Monica SimpsonChrissy TeigenDr. Jamila PerrittKwajelyn JacksonNancy Cárdenas PeñaJezebel Is Dead. Long Live Jezebel (Rolling Stone)

Chrissy Teigen and Courtney Stodden's Twitter controversy is discussed, highlighting the dark side of internet celebrity. The chapter explores Stodden's marriage, Teigen's problematic tweets targeting teenagers, and her public apology. The power dynamics on Twitter, including Teigen's witty responses and decision to leave due to negativity, are also analyzed.