Chrissy Teigen is speaking out after Alison Roman’s food column has been suspended from The New York Times.
Earlier this month, Roman’s comments made to The New Consumer made headlines after she called Teigen’s cooking website a “content farm” and claimed that Marie Kondo had “sold out.”
In response, Teigen called the writer out on Twitter but according to The Daily Beast, Roman has been suspended from her column.
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While answering a fan who asked if Tiegen and Roman had “squashed” their “beef,” the Cravings author admitted, “I hope we can laugh about it one day, but I’m not happy with the NYT leave so she def can’t laugh about it yet. It just sucks in every way.”
I hope we can laugh about it one day but I’m not happy with the NYT leave so she def can’t laugh about it yet. It just sucks in every way.
— chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) May 20, 2020
Replying to the Beast‘s article about her suspension, Teigen wrote, “I don’t like this one bit and I’m doing what I can (off Twitter) to make that known.”
You used to have to do something real to get cancelled. Apparently now you just have to criticize a celebrity! https://t.co/lvoB4TBzLA
— Bari Weiss (@bariweiss) May 19, 2020
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I don’t like this one bit and I’m doing what I can (off Twitter) to make that known.
— chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) May 20, 2020
She added later, “I very publicly forgave her and am getting very much blamed for her leave. And you have a lot to say on your timeline about me. Which is fine. I’m really tired.”
Alright I will believe you in that, as it is easy. But I very publicly forgave her and am getting very much blamed for her leave. And you have a lot to say on your timeline about me. Which is fine. I’m really tired.
— chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) May 20, 2020
Roman has apologized for her comments.
