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In its article, the magazine calls Teigen, a model and the host of Spike TV's "Lip Sync Battle," "everyone's favorite social media spirit animal" and the "unofficial voice of generation fed up."
Credit: Tom Schirmacher/Glamour
Credit: Tom Schirmacher/Glamour
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She is not from the Miami Valley, but by golly do many — not all — local residents love them some Chrissy Teigen.
A little over a year ago, Teigen made a local waitress' day when she dropped a $1,000 tip at the Outback Steakhouse at 101 E. Alex Bell Road in Cross Pointe Shopping Center.
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Teigen talks about celebrity, her relationship with Legend and her use of social media for the Glamour article.
"That's my connection to the outside world. I genuinely love doing it. I always have," she said in the interview. "I enjoy talking to people and feeling like I know them and having this conversation."
The opinions she expresses on Twitter are sometimes controversial and have led to threats.
Both Legend and Teigen have been critical of President Donald Trump.
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“Our lives would be so much easier if we didn’t dabble in politics at all,” she told the magazine. “But I don’t want that kind of life. For us, we are willing to take that risk because we believe in it so passionately.”
Credit: Tom Schirmacher/Glamour
Credit: Tom Schirmacher/Glamour
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