Chrissy Teigen claims the Instagram messages posted by Michael Costello are phony — and she’s coming out with her own receipts.
The conflict between Teigen and Costello started recently. Not long after the 35-year-old openly apologized for past “horrendous” tweets, Costello approached and said he’s “damaged, discouraged and has contemplations of self-destruction” due to the model’s supposed tormenting conduct years prior. The style originator offered indicated screen captures of an immediate message from 2014 as verification, which Teigen says is created.
“No thought what the f*** Michael Costello is doing,” Teigen tweeted on Friday. “He just delivered a proclamation where he didn’t at ALL recognize how counterfeit the dm’s were, and now professes to have messages that don’t exist.”
Teigen incorporated a protracted proclamation, in full underneath, exposing the DMs. She then, at that point included screen captures of her own that appear to show amicable messages Costello sent her in the course of recent years. The cookbook writer’s assertion additionally seems to hit back at Courtney Stodden’s case that Teigen sent her immediate messages advising her to commit suicide. (Teigen recently apologized to Stodden for pitiless, public tweets.)
John Legend likewise went to his better half’s safeguard on Friday.
“Chrissy apologized for her public tweets, however after her conciliatory sentiment, Mr. Costello created a DM trade between them. This trade was made up, totally phony, never occurred,” Legend wrote in a progression of tweets. “Truly I don’t have a clue why anybody would counterfeit DMs to embed themselves in this account, yet that is what occurred. I empower every individual who energetically spread this lie to keep that equivalent energy when they right the record.”
Costello gave an assertion before on Friday remaining by his story after a colleague the immediate messages were controlled.
“The way that Chrissy Teigen’s group is frantically attempting to demonstrate the DM’s are phony and endeavors to dishonor Michael Costello, a casualty of injury and harassing by Chrissy Teigen both on the web and disconnected, affirms that she stays as before menace, regardless of her public statement of regret,” a representative for Costello reveals to Yahoo Entertainment.
In 2014, an unsubstantiated screen capture supposedly showed Costello utilizing the n-word. He asserted the screen capture was phony. That supposedly provoked the alleged direct message trade with Teigen, who purportedly considered him a “bigot” and said, “you will get what’s coming to you.”