Date of birth: November 30, 1985 (Age: 31 years)
Height: 5’8,5” (174 cm)
Weight: 121 pounds (55 kg)
Chrissy Teigen body measurements:
Chest: 37” (94 cm)
Waist: 25” (63,5 cm)
Hips: 34” (86 cm)
Bra size: 34C
Shoe size: 9(US)/40(EU)
Hair color: Dark brown
Eye color: Hazel
Instagram-followers of the model Chrissy Teigen, the wife of singer John Legend, know quite well that she is very fond of eating. On her page, on a regular basis, there are photos with a plate of pasta or pizza. However, fans have a longstanding question: how can the model manage to maintain such a luxurious body shape, following such high-calorie diet?
Once, Chrissy Teigen was proud of the fact that she could not go in for sports and stay in great shape. And then came the age when she had to do that. Today, the model admits she’d rather spend an hour in the gym to enjoy a delicious lunch and a glass of champagne after that than deprive herself of this pleasure.
Model Chrissy Teigen is not afraid of criticism and in every possible way she demonstrates that after the birth of her daughter, her figure is not as perfect as before, but she is not upset about it.
Chrissy Taigen admits that she accepted and fell in love with changes in her body after the birth of their beloved daughter Luna.
The star model admits that before the birth of the child, her figure was more boyish, angular and without any curves, but everything changed with the appearance of her daughter. She started feeling more feminine and sexy. Now, Chrissy has visible hips, and this can not but rejoice.
Such a positive attitude towards one’s own body is a great example for the others, especially for young mothers who try their best to regain previous shape. However, the model does not hide that behind the famous mummies there is an army of assistants (nutritionists and coaches) who can quickly help to come back to the pre-pregnant form. Chrissy also shares that an ordinary woman should not feel inferior if she can not get rid of extra pounds on her own in the first months after childbirth.
