US EditionChrissy Teigen Reveals She’s No Longer Sober Amid Journey With Alcohol
- Chrissy Teigen revealed on her podcast that she has resumed drinking alcohol after nearly three years of sobriety, breaking a year-long dry streak she celebrated in July 2022.
- Teigen initially quit alcohol in 2017 and recommitted to sobriety around 2020, influenced by Holly Whitaker’s book and advocacy, but her journey has been non-linear with recent relapses.
- Teigen discussed her struggle with anxiety that drinking once helped ease and explained she now prefers being sober despite missing some carefree feelings, though drinking often escalates quickly for her.
- She expressed complete certainty that she prefers herself when sober, while also feeling frustrated that she cannot simply enjoy one drink with her husband on vacation without it escalating to several and leaving her feeling awful afterward.
- Teigen said admitting her relapse publicly relieves a burden and allows her to figure things out openly, implying her relationship with alcohol remains complicated but she continues working on it.
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Chrissy Teigen shares emotional update on drinking after years of sobriety
Chrissy Teigen has opened up about a personal and emotional development—she has started drinking alcohol again after a period of sobriety. The model and entrepreneur, who previously celebrated one year of sobriety in 2022, revealed in an Instagram post that she has “allowed alcohol back into [her] life.” The revelation accompanied the release of a new episode of her podcast, where she interviewed addiction expert Holly Whitaker. “Holly Whitaker …
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Chrissy Teigen is getting real about her relationship with drinking. The 39-year-old model, who celebrated 6 months of sobriety in 2022, revealed that she recently let alcohol back into her life. “To let a lot of you down, oh I feel it deeply. I was so proud every time one of you told me on the street that holly and I made you want to rethink drinking, reframe drinking. I still am. The truth is, I don’t know what I’m doing. I one hundred percent…
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