Chrissy Teigen turned heads on date night as she and John Legend celebrated 19 years together. She shared a glimpse of the evening on social media, dazzling in a figure-hugging floral print midi dress styled with strappy heels and her hair cascading in a voluminous middle part. By her side, Legend kept things timeless in a sleek black tuxedo.
She captioned the post: “19 years with you. Happy 12th anniversary. I can’t believe I let you wait 7 years. Truly some pick-me shit!! Welp, love you, see you later!”
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Chrissy Teigen Celebrates 12th Anniversary With John Legend
Chrissy and John’s love story began in 2006 when they first met on the set of his Stereo music video. Five years later, they were engaged, and by September 2013, the couple tied the knot in Italy after a quiet courthouse ceremony.
Their family has since grown beautifully—welcoming daughter Luna in 2016, son Miles in 2018, and in 2023, daughters Esti and Wren.
More recently, the model revealed that she turned to Ozempic to help shed the weight she gained during her pregnancy with her late son, Jack, whom she heartbreakingly lost in 2020.
The cookbook author told guest Johann Hari on the Sept. 18 episode of her podcast, Self-Conscious, that she was in a “deep depression from seeing this pregnant belly with no baby in it.”
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Chrissy Teigen Opens Up About Taking Ozempic After Pregnancy Loss
“With these new weight loss drugs, it feels like we’ve unleashed a genie in a bottle that’s granting everyone the exact same wish. And I’m not here to judge. I’ve done it. Most of my friends are on it,” she revealed. “My body was completely stuck. I really let myself indulge when I was pregnant. So, when I had lost that baby at 20 weeks, I had probably gained an extra 40 pounds that I wasn’t comfortable with.”
The 39-year-old pointed out that she took the diabetes drug for a year with “no results.” But, “all of a sudden, I was finally able to lose the weight that was so reminding me of the baby that I had lost.
Teigen did specify that being on Ozempic wasn’t necessarily easy. “It was frustrating for me because I know that logically you need food to have energy,” adding that it was like “force-feeding sometimes just so I could go about my day and go about my job. And that, for me, is almost torturous: not being hungry at all and consuming food … I f—— hate that. I love being hungry. I love craving food. I love desiring food. I get so excited to make it, to try it, to taste every part of it … Until I got that right dosage, it took a while before I would even get feelings of hunger.”
