Chrissy Teigen delivers perfect response to troll

Model Chrissy Teigen, who is married to musician John Legend, has hit back at a troll who was not happy with the fact that she posts so many images of her children and so few of herself.

The troll left a comment on a video of her daughter Luna getting her own big girl bed. The user seemingly has had enough of seeing Luna on the Instagram feed.

“Bikini pics only, you were a model nobody cares about your kids,” the user said. In response to this, Teigen wrote: “Yeah, well now that I have kids you don’t want to see me in a bikini so it’s quite the dilemma.”

In the video that got the troll’s attention, Luna looks excited about the upgrade as she quickly picks up several dolls and placed them on the bed.

“This is where you are going to sleep from now on,” her father can be heard saying, before Teigen adds, “Isn’t it so pretty? You want to get up there?” To this, Luna nods as Legend helps her get on her bed.

Luna is the couple’s first child together. Their son, Miles, was born on May 17 last year. Both of their kids were born via in vitro fertilisation.

Singer Sam Smith has divulged in an interview that he considers himself “non-binary” and explained how he came to this realisation.

“When I saw the non-binary, genderqueer, and I read into it, and I heard these people speaking, I was like, ‘F**k, that is me’,” he said.

“Non-binary, genderqueer is that you do not identify in a gender — you are just you. You are a mixture of all different things. You are your own special creation. That’s how I take it — I’m not male or female. I think I float somewhere in between.”

He continued, “I’ve always been very free in terms of thinking about my sexuality, so I’ve just tried to change that into my thoughts on gender.”

Elsewhere in the interview, the Stay with Me singer discussed his struggles with body image “from since I can remember.” He said that when he was still a child, he was “chubby”, making him selfconscious to wear a bathing suit. This resulted in him getting bullied by peers.

Talking about why he decided to open up about his struggles with body image, Sam noted, “I have not really found many men talking about this. Even doing this chat feels kind of weird, because guys don’t speak about this.”