John Legend’s wife, Chrissy Teigen, goes makeup-free in a video, listening to the “worst shower song ever,” baring her bare face and damp skin. The new mom, who recentlyย welcomed her fourth childย via surrogate, has her handful catering to her four youngsters, including two infants. While she’s had help from her husband, motherhood has undoubtedly become a full-time job for Chrissy. This is evident in recentย family photosย showing her cuddled up with her kids in cozy nightwear or dressing robes.
The mom-of-four continues to prove herself on top of her game even as the family wraps off their summer vacation. Like most moms, the shower offers Chrissy Teigen a temporary break from her bustling life, made even better with a suitable soundtrack playing in the background. The icon took to Instagram on Tuesday to share some nuggets on choosing the ideal shower song, or in this case, a less-than-ideal-one.
Chrissy Teigen Experiences Emotional Shower Moment
The clip showed Chrissy Teigen set for a shower, with a somber expression plastered on her face as she stares into thin air. She bared some skin, opting for a white towel wrapped loosely around her chest in favor of the conventional bathrobe. Bits from the song,ย What Was I Made For,ย echoed in the background, creating a solemn tempo. She captioned the post with a warning,
“Do NOT listen to โwhat was I made forโ in the shower just donโt. I did an experiment and itโs 20.5 times more utterly devastating in the shower than outside the shower (as shown here).”
The 37-year-old shared another video of herself clad in the towel on her Instagram stories. This time, Chrissy Teigen appeared visibly bummed, a feeling she attributed to playing the said song in the shower. She also warned fans to avoid listening to the song in the bathroom as it would only end up making them “very sad.”
Sure enough, tons of fans agreed with Chrissy Teigen, recounting their various shower experiences with the song. Others described theย emotionsย it erupted as out-of-this-world, as playing the song in the shower had a way of making every chord hit deeper. Hence, while it clearly is not a song to forfeit owing to Chrissy’s review, her advice should serve as a tip for maintaining all-positive vibes throughout the shower experience. This is especially true for those seeking a temporary escape from reality behind the curtains.
