Chrissty Teigen’s Cravings kitchen line of cookware has been dumped from retail giant Macy’s website after she admitted she bullied Courtney Stodden when she was just a teen.
Teigen, 35, has come under fire over the past several days, after tweets in which she told a then 16-year-old Stodden, now 26, to take their own life, resurfaced.
Stodden – who is nonbinary and goes by ‘they’ pronouns has alleged how Teigen sent her shocking tweets and direct messages that appeared to encourage her to take her own life.
Chrissy Teigen, left, has come under fire in recent days after Courtney Stodden revealed she had been sent abusive private messages a decade ago
Chrissty Teigen has been dumped from retail giant Macy’s with her Cravings kitchen line of cookware removed from the retailer’s website
Visitors to Macy’s website looking for Chrissy Teigen’s products were met with white space
Stodden revealed Teigen still hasn’t apologized to them privately and has called for her to lose her lucrative branding deals, warning companies that it’s ‘not a good look’ to be ‘aligning with someone who encourages a minor to commit suicide’.
Stodden blasted Teigen saying she had ‘made her career out of apologizing’ and questioned the sincerity of her public Twitter apology.
On Monday morning, the kitchen items, Cravings by Chrissy Teigen line did not show up at all on Macy’s website.
In the wake of the scandal, it was also revealed that Teigen lost her contract with retail giant Target, although the retailer said a decision was made to drop her in December, before the current scandal broke.
Its website also no longer displays her cookware line Cravings by Chrissy Teigen – which she launched with them exclusively in 2019 – but it is still selling three of her cookbooks.
Target say the partnership ended at the end of 2020 and has nothing to do with the controversy.
‘We made the mutual decision in December to no longer carry the cookware line, given our continued focus on brands we develop and that can only be found at Target,’ the company said in a statement.
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