Chrissy teigen

Teigen declared her return to Twitter Friday after she left the platform on March 24, when she tweeted the platform had no longer served her positively.

In an Instagram post on Thursday, Teigen explained that she didn't leave Twitter because of any shortcoming on the part of the social media company. She explained to fans that the company worked with her to combat bullying.

Over the last decade, Teigen was a divisive figure on Twitter and had fiercely loyal followers, but there was also an undercurrent of relentless bullying that seemed to follow her every move.

"Twitter used to be an amazing place where you could connect with people in different communities & communicate without any problems," the London rapper tweeted on Thursday morning.

For years conspiracy theorists have falsely claimed the model is part of a satanic pedophile ring.

The 35-year-old wrote a thread explaining her reasons to her 13.7 million followers before her account went dark.

"One of the only people who made me feel comfortable was Chrissy Teigen," the comedian wrote of the model. "She joked with me. She was warm towards me. She made me feel seen."

"My desire to be liked and fear of pissing people off has made me somebody you didn't sign up for," Chrissy Teigen tweeted on Wednesday before deleting her Twitter account.

Teigen's thoughts on Sunday night's episode extend to other reality stars like Brandon and Julia, too.

Teigen seems to have felt the pressure of being one of the few people whose tweets show up in the president's official Twitter feed.

Teigen, who commands a vast following of more than 13 million accounts on the social media platform, appealed for a follow from Biden ahead of the inauguration—and it was granted.

In the post, Teigen further reflected on her recent miscarriage, and said that she still thinks of what might have been.

Chrissy Teigen took aim at a Meghan Markle troll before deleting her comment and admitting: 'Sorry forgot I'm trying to be nicer lol.'

The "All Of You" singer posted a video of his version of the classic Ray Charles song to celebrate Joe Biden taking the lead as the count continues in the traditionally red state.

Famous entertainers were dealing with the anxious election saga like most of the country; some with hilarious posts.

Several celebrities on Twitter had fun at the Florida Senator's expense after he posted a GIF of a blue wave, in reference to his home state.

"Thank you, @chrissyteigen, for your bravery and grace in starting a hard conversation to help other families heal alongside yours," Clinton wrote on Twitter.

She expressed gratitude for all the support she's received both from those she's close with and strangers, following her miscarriage.

"We are shocked and in the kind of deep pain you only hear about, the kind of pain we've never felt before," the couple said in a shared statement.

The television personality and wife of singer John Legend, 34, was admitted to hospital in Los Angeles after suffering heavy bleeding during her pregnancy.

Bryce Latimer still wore his school uniform to his first day of school in his awesome home classroom that looks just like a real first-grade class.

The actress revealed that she was stopping IVF treatment. A number of celebrities have also used IVF treatment to help aid them in getting pregnant.

"What is this third baby s***," Teigen joked on social media as she cradled her bump. "What the... Oh my god."

The model and television personality continues to be intensely trolled on social media as she and her husband John Legend have been targeted in a bizarre conspiracy about her involvement with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

Following Goya CEO Bob Unanue's public comments supporting Trump, a number of celebrities have called for a boycott on the company's products.

Teigen, 34, said she decided to make a $200,000 donation after President Donald Trump declared Saturday night was "MAGA night" at the White House.

The suspension has sparked debate on Twitter as users discuss whether the NYT's decision is fair.

The women have seemingly patched things up.

"My comments were rooted in my own insecurity," Roman said.

The social media personality locked her Twitter account on May 10 after receiving backlash for the drama surrounding her and Alison Roman.