Chrissy Teigen wants an interview with Oprah Winfrey to save her reputation

[InstantDejavu 571]

The difference is that the ex-british royals never told somebody to kill himself.

She doesn't deserve to be forgiven this easily since it isn't the first time. When she was way in her 20s, she said Lindsay Lohan needed cut her wrists.

WHAT PERSON SAYS SUCH THINGS?

No sorry but it's getting this problematic, she should seek professional help cause this behavior for an adult is troubling. BIG TIME.

And maybe, after self reflection and therpary, then she can ask for forgiveness.

[harispilton 503]

I don't understand two things:

> Why do people pretend that Chrissy Teigen is a relevant celebrity?

> When will people understand that in order to cancel somebody you must simply stop talking about them?
No articles, no publicity, no twitter wars. Let them drown in silence, it's what they fear the most. 

[JusKeepBreathin 19,311]

36 minutes ago, BUtterfield 8 said:

I mean if she wants to do an interview I think red table talk is better 

I actually think you are right. I really like Red Table Talk.

[StrawberryBlond 14,819]

If true, she's really overdoing it with the confessional apologies, it'll come off really disingenuous at this point. What's happened is hardly "let's sit down and talk this out on national tv to set the record straight" level. Taking this above and beyond approach to fix her reputation really won't come off well. Also, Oprah and many other big name interviewers have been frequently noted as taking it too easy on their guests, not asking probing questions, believing them immediately without question, never hearing the other side of the story. Many interviews have backfired when it comes to repairing one's image because of that. And what's this about if Oprah believes, then everyone does? When has that ever been true? I don't think any human being has that power, I don't get why a talk show host has been put on this high of a pedestal.

[RAMROD 109,253]

Oprah better refuse, especially with depressions and all the other types  mental illness awareness campaign,  and the interviews she did with people who are with one, including one who got it because of bullying, that  she's been doing lately 

[littlepotter 75,076]

Girl.......................

[Ziggy 11,755]

The designer bullying seems to be the smallest potatoes in this case. Didnt she bully like random teenagers, too? 

[holy scheisse 22,254]

Lololololololololililolololol 

[LaFama 4,643]

I am genuinely asking here, is she really that relevant in the US? I know shes married to John Legend and she was a background character for Lypsinc Battle, but what else is there? Why is this making so much news? 

[monstrosity 3,943]

Nobody cares about her or her drama except for Twitter, the world is not Twitter. Oprah would never accept doing this

[RAMROD 109,253]

3 minutes ago, LaFama said:

I am genuinely asking here, is she really that relevant in the US? I know shes married to John Legend and she was a background character for Lypsinc Battle, but what else is there? Why is this making so much news? 

Everyone can get famous for any reason in USA and capitalize from it. Some are seasonal (Target Guy, Apparently Kid, Rebecca Black, Jersey Shores casts, all these "popular" Youtubers and Real Housewives), and some managed to go longer than that (Paris Hilton, Kardashians)

[LaLa 19,643]

18 minutes ago, LaFama said:

I am genuinely asking here, is she really that relevant in the US? I know shes married to John Legend and she was a background character for Lypsinc Battle, but what else is there? Why is this making so much news? 

She is pretty well known in North America, mostly because of her social media presence. You're right, she's not really "done" anything, she was a model and is married to John. She's basically famous because of twitter, she built up a big following by constantly tweeting and having a "keeping it real/ telling it like it is/relatable even though I'm famous" personality. 

She has cookbooks now, and a line of cookware at Target, so that's why she's scrambling so much I assume, to keep her brand deals. 

She's def not A-list, but yeah, especially among, like, "online" millennials she's well known

[Pharamon 6,839]

Who is that and what happened? I feel like I am living under a rock.

 

[flyaway 15,350]

With all respect, I don't think many people outside tabloids and gossip fans know who this person is. To me, she's just the wife of John Legend, and I honestly didn't know much about her before.

So what could she benefit from an interview with Oprah when she didn't have a reputation to begin with?

[flyaway 15,350]

21 hours ago, Lady Ava Gaga Max said:

"If Oprah can forgive Chrissy, then so can the nation."