Chrissy Teigen - veritable queen of the internet, and party to one of the most adorable and successful families in the entertainment industry, is known for her wry and witty commentary on social media. Certainly, the model and host of Lip Sync Battle's thoughts on everything from politics to pop-culture has earned her a legion of fans. And she doesn't hold back at poking fun at herself either. Case in point: when the 32-year-old was affronted with a troll on her favourite social media platform, Twitter, she wittily replied "well say goodbye cause u blocked now, dumb b". [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/chrissyteigen/status/717876190036385793]] However, Teigen astounded the internet when she set her Twitter and Instagram accounts to private. But it appears she did it for good reason, after becoming embroiled in a heated argument with the self-proclaimed "investigative journalist" and far-right activist, Liz Crokin, who accused the Teigen-Legend family of being involved in the now-debunked "Pizzagate" controversy. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BY6gC8Wj5I3/?hl=en&taken-by=chrissyteigen]] On Sunday, Chrissy Teigen and her husband, musician John Legend, were involved in a heated Twitter argument with a conspiracy theorist who claimed that Teigen's use of a pizza emoji was evidence of her complicity in "Pizzagate" - a widely-discredited Paedophile ring conspiracy. Liz Crokin drew attention to Chrissy Teigen's use of a pizza emoji on a picture of her daughter, Luna, in a hot-dog costume. In a now-deleted tweet, Crokin implied that the use of that particular emoji signified that the model was linked to the supposed ring. "Alright. I debated saying something about this but I’m pretty disturbed over here. The fact that there are people with these...thoughts...is really scary," Chrissy retaliated. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/chrissyteigen/status/947249660866859008]] The cookbook author followed this tweet up on the 31st December, saying that she felt disturbed by Crokin's tweets and the allegations made by her followers. "Apparently dressing my daughter as Alice in Wonderland and a hot dog and having a pizza emoji on Snapchat has to do with pizzagate and being uhhhh darksided. Holy ***. That thread is wild. Enjoy," she wrote. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/chrissyteigen/status/947250025712689152]] "Yeah yeah it’s “just Twitter” but I’m pretty sure this *sick* person is saying we are darksided pizzagate pedophiles who traffic our daughter. Ummmmm this is really scary shit," she continued. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/chrissyteigen/status/947251255130259456]] Chrissy then called out Twitter for verifying Crokin's account - which seems to be entirely devoted to accusing random celebrities of sexually abusing children. "Thank you, Twitter, for verifying somebody who is essentially accusing me (with pictures of my daughter) of child abuse and pedophilia to their 50,000 followers," she asserted. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/chrissyteigen/status/947253534407385088]] However, she appeared to still be confused about the whole "Pizzagate" scandal, and appealed to the people of the internet, stating: "It is INCREDIBLY weird to be two (semi) normal, ridiculously boring human beings who literally make food, watch tv and clean up dog barf in any kind of off time and then be suddenly accused of being in Hollywood’s hottest pedo ring. What a year what a year, 2017. But if I dressed Luna up as Alice, wouldn’t I be on their side and “following the white rabbit”?? Why would I post it? What does a hot dog symbolize? Why would I willingly choose a pizza if I were in a secret pizza cult? Why am I trying to even make sense of this still please help." [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/chrissyteigen/status/947264331623755776]] Chrissy's husband, John Legend then stepped in and threatened legal action in several follow-up tweets. "You need to take my family’s name out of your mouth before you get sued," the La La Land star said. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/johnlegend/status/947318354099945472]] Crokin later posted that Twitter had since removed her verified badge, saying "Twitter just unverified my account thanks to @chrissyteigen. That's OK cuz I care more about saving kids than I do about a blue checkmark!" [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/LizCrokin/status/947310682722115585]] Chrissy Teigen subsequently set her Twitter and Instagram account to private - however, she's now made both public again. What a crazy few days, eh?

The internet is obsessed with many things: acai bowls, memes, the Kardashians and... the veritable powerhouse that is Chrissy Teigen. If you were to ask someone to pin-point when exactly Teigen became a household name, chances are you wouldn't come up with a conclusive answer. Sure, she is known for her modelling career (by and by her good looks), her picture perfect marriage to Grammy award winning musician, John Legend, but it's her eviscerating sense of humour that has made her such a topic of conversation in recent years (showcased on platforms such as Snapchat, Twitter and Instagram).

But while Chrissy Teigen is known for her witty commentaries on everything from politics and pop-culture, she's also incredibly good at poking fun at herself. I mean, she regularly digs into her adorable  daughter, Luna (in a loving way, naturally). Case in point, when someone asked her how Luna was doing, she simply replied "I dunno I can't find her".

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And it doesn't just stop there. Chrissy refuses to tolerate the trolls, and often replies hilariously with something like "well say goodbye cause u blocked now, dumb b".

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Now, it appears that no one can help falling in love with Chrissy Teigen, not even her fellow celeb Cardi B. In her recent single, She Bad from her new album, Cardi referenced both Chrissy Teigen in a seriously complimentary way.

"I need Chrissy Teigen / I know a bad b*tch when I see one / tell Rih Rih I need a threesome," the 25-year-old rapped.

I need Chrissy Teigen / Know a bad bitch when I see one 'yeah, woo' / Tell Rih-Rih I need a threesome / I’m his favorite type of chick / Boujee, bad, and thick 'uh.'

That's one way to show your appreciation right?

Naturally, the people of internet absolutely loved Cardi B's shoutout, and soon enough it reached the ears of Teigen herself. The soon to be mother-of-two candidly reacted by tweeting, "Gasp! *drops biscuits*." I mean, of course, Teigen was eating at Red Lobster when she heard the song.

The 32-year-old then followed up her "gasp" by taking to Twitter again to write, "Cheddar biscuits and crab bisque. Bisquits! Bad b*tches make bisque!"

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Rihanna has yet to respond to Cardi B's request for a ménage à trois, despite the internet absolutely dying for a response. One social media user summed up the struggle when she tweeted, "Before I drop this $60 on this Fenty Body Lava, I'm going to need to know Rihanna's answer to Cardi B's threesome request."

And in case you missed it, or just want to hear Cardi thirsting after Chrissy Teigen and Rihanna yourself, here's She Bad:

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Well, isn't that the best compliment ever? I don't know about you - but I seriously want to see Cardi B, Chrissy Teigen, and Rihanna together now - and so do half of the internet, it seems...

In related news, Chrissy Teigen claps back at Bill O'Reilly after he disses John Legend's 'Jesus Christ Superstar'.

It seems Chrissy Teigen has it all: looks, smarts and a lively sense of humour. Let's not forget her adorable little family, including her husband John Legend and their two so-cute-I-could-eat-them kids. (No, that wasn't intended to sound as creepy as it did.) The 32-year-old and her husband of five years welcomed their son Miles to the world just over a month ago, and their family seems to be bursting with love right now.

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However, while the rest of us are over here cooing at all the adorable baby pics, it seems some people can't keep their fingers from the keypad in order to spread some vile commentaries about another person's life. Yes, even Chrissy Teigen is subject to internet trolls, showing that no-one is immune from bullying.

However, the model, mother and all-round bad-a** was not going to let a grumpy little troll get her down, and she responded in the most perfect way.

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Celeb gossip mag Page Six reshared an Instagram pic of Chrissy and her family, writing in the caption: "Too cute! #ChrissyTeigen, #JohnLegend and little Luna are picture perfect in pink!". Chrissy's post of the same picture was flooded with the familiar comments like "Such a beautiful family" and "Adorbs", but there was a noticeably more back-handed comment left on the Page Six post.

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"1st pic I've seen where CT doesn't look ugly," a troll calling themselves BabsyBeatz wrote. Riiight...

While vitriol like this generally shouldn't warrant a response, Chrissy decided to share the hateful comment directed at her with her fans. Uploading a screenshot of the post to Twitter, Chrissy wrote: "thank u babsy beatz I am glad i did well for u last night".

Her sarcastic clapback is perfect in demonstrating that no-one should feel as if someone else's opinion about their looks should dictate their self-worth. And it seems Chrissy's followers were totally here for it, deciding to teach the troll as few more life lessons that might stop their keyboard warrior ways in the future.

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Someone else decided to do a little investigating and found BabsyBeatz's profile, noting "Oh no honey what is you doin...".

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Which Chrissy noticed too, admitting "Oh wow that is a lot".

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Well, it seems no matter what kind of hate Chrissy gets from time to time, she sure knows how to handle it. She's loved for her open and honest presence on social media, commenting about the hilariously mundane moments in life, and also sharing pictures of herself that don't always show her most perfect Instagrammable self.

Like, this very candid post-partum recovery selfie for example:

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The key thing to take from this kind of thing is that you can choose to let haters get you down, or you can dismiss their comments and bask in your self-made confidence – and drink in some of the supportive comments from fans too.

It's hard to tell how these things start, but through the witty use of social media and the general tact and luck needed to tap into the zeitgeist, some celebrities become internet sensations. There are plenty who capture headlines with their tweets, Instagram posts and Snapchat stories, such as Ryan Reynolds or JK Rowling. But the queen of this particular niche is definitely Chrissy Teigen, the model and wife of John Legend. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BY6gC8Wj5I3/?taken-by=chrissyteigen]] She has made headlines for a variety of reasons, from trolling her husband to leaving a $1,000 tip for a waitress. There have also been some more serious debates she has become involved in, such as her choice to pay McKayla Maroney's fine for breaking her non-disclosure agreement about her sexual assault, or when she fought back against Seal for his critical comments about Oprah's speech about equality at the Golden Globes. One particularly weird story involved both Teigen and her musician husband having their flight disrupted when someone boarded with the wrong ticket. Strangely enough, the staff only realised the passenger was on the wrong plane four hours into the 11-hour flight, meaning that they then had to head all the way back to LA-X. Legend and Teigen, who already have one son together, announced that they have another on the way back in November. Teigen made the announcement on Instagram, which included their adorable daughter Luna, who is around 21 months old. "Luna, what's in here?" Teigen asks her daughter, while pointing to her own stomach. "Baby!" the little girl replies. She then added the caption "It's John's!" to the video. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BbxZhF5l2gn/]] She had hinted that this was in the cards in the past, however. Back in January, Teigen spoke with Entertainment Tonight about potentially expanding her family. "Oh my God, a little boy is next for sure," she said at the time, before jokingly explaining her statement on Twitter the following day. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/chrissyteigen/status/826147916515471361]] Now Teigen has stepped up her Instagram game once again, giving her fans a glimpse of her baby bump, showing just how far along she is in the pregnancy. The photo, which she captioned with "Girls weekend", features the 32-year-old lounging on a sofa, and has already received over a million likes and 4,000 comments. [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/BeMp6L-nU76/]] While she has said she wanted a boy in the past, some fans are taking her caption to mean that the "girls weekend" doesn't involve her female friends, but serves as a clue to the sex of her unborn child. While this isn't a 100% confirmation, it was enough to drive fans of the couple wild online. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/VAHNNNN/status/954930589999616000]] [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/godhatesweloo/status/954930870313537536]] [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/HockeyMakeup/status/954930863866773504]] On top of her work in the modelling industry, Teigen also features as a co-host of Lip Sync Battle and released a clothing line in collaboration with Revolve in October 2017. The previous year, she published a cookbook called Cravings, which then became a New York Times bestseller. The couple might have a lot more on their plate later this year, however, when there are two little ones to look after.

Chrissy Teigen, by this point, is known for a lot of things. While many will know her from her trolling of her husband, musician John Legend, or her often relatable and hilarious Twitter musings, she's also made her name as a model, cookbook writer, TV presenter, and homeware designer.

On top of all this, she's a full-time mother to two kids: two-year-old Luna, and 10-month- old Miles. Her kids, frankly, are adorable - and lucky for us she posts about them a fair amount. I mean, just look at these guys:

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Beyond posts displaying just how cute they are, or family shots when they're feeling camera-ready, there are special times that need to be shared. One such pivotal moment in Luna's childhood was her step up to her first big girl bed.

In the video you can see John and Chrissy helping her to organise her toys on her new bed, ending with the cute "thank you mama."

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While most people were happy to bask in how adorable it was, or - if they weren't too bothered - just scroll on by, one person took issue with the post. Flying in the face of the overwhelmingly positive comment section, one user wrote: "Bikini pics only, you were a model nobody cares about your kids."

Clearly, they missed the other thousand commenters who were happy to see posts like this - but Teigen didn't miss theirs. She came back with her own witty retort, replying: "yeah well now that I've had kids you don't wanna see me in a bikini so it's quite the dilemma."

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Following this, Chrissy's fan had plenty to say - congratulating her on handling the troll so well, and pointing out that many of us are absolutely there to see her family hijinks.

This isn't the only time Teigen has aired some grievances online. Recently she spoke about the one question she is sick of people asking her husband in interviews.

In February, John appeared on The Ellen Show, on which DeGeneres asked him whether she runs any of her Instagram posts or Twitter jokes by him before she posts them - seeing as he's the butt of the joke a lot of the time.

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"She runs some tweets by me, but she never runs the ones where she's talking about me by me," he explained. "We're next to each other on the couch, and she'll have this devilish look on her face like she's conniving some kind of devious plan, and then the tweet will go out."

While she made no specific mention of Ellen, this line of questioning clearly rubbed her the wrong way. "I feel like a very common question when interviewing john is basically “how do you deal with your wife” and ... I don’t love it," she wrote.

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Before going on to explain why this grates on her.

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Lesson is: don't mess with Chrissy, and let her post her baby photos. Everyone wins.