Model Chrissy Teigen, the wife of singer-songwriter John Legend, deletes 60,000 tweets amid claims tying her to child sex predator Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Teigen was responding to claims that she once flew on Epstein’s private jet, apparently to Little St. James, a.k.a. “sex slave island,” according to rumored flight logs. The rumors, which, again, Teigen has denied, came in connection with the model’s past tweets about a reality television show called “Toddlers & Tiaras.”
“I have never even met the man (Epstein),” she tweeted, “Or been to the island. Or on the plane.”
Aside from wiping out 60K tweets, 34-year-old Teigen also announced that she’s blocked over one million people on Twitter after her account was “flooded by sick psychopaths” who have falsely accused her of being linked to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
“I have block chained over one million people, ONE MILLION people today and I am still flooded with sick psychopaths. So please, spare me the “just ignore them, they’re just trolls.”
“Anyhow I’ll do my best to stop entertaining them,” she continued. “They have definitely been living for this and have zeroed in on ONLY me.”
Although Teigen claimed she deleted her tweets to keep her family safe from trolls, critics are not convinced that was the sole reason to do so. Nevertheless, the model claims that her old tweets are causing people to attack her family with threats that made her very nervous.
However, Teigen’s old tweets are still causing quite a controversy. One tweet, which was captured via a screenshot, spoke about how Teigen understood why some parents lock their children in the basement after tying them up.
“I am about to Anthony Wiener, this kid. I now know what parents go through when they are forced to tie their kids up in the basement. You have to do it, but it’s icky, right?”
Additionally, as reported by USA Today, Teigen said she is contemplating legal action: “If Twitter doesn’t do something about this *actually scary* harassment, I am gonna have to go,” she wrote.
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