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"Single handedly got Jordan Peterson off Twitter. & looked AMAZING while doing it," one user exclaimed.

The psychologist was criticized for a tweet calling Yumi Nu's Sports Illustrated cover "not beautiful," before announcing plans to leave the platform.

From Tyra Banks to Beyoncé, Newsweek takes a look back at every celebrity who graced the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition.

Peterson wrote about Yumi Nu's 2022 cover: "Sorry. Not beautiful. And no amount of authoritarian tolerance is going to change that."

Tyra Banks, Irina Shayk and Megan Thee Stallion are among the massive names who have appeared on the cover of The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.

Megyn Kelly hit out at tennis star Naomi Osaka, 23, for posing for magazine shoots in light of her revelation that she struggles with interviews.

Piers Morgan criticized Naomi Osaka after her "Sports Illustrated" cover was unveiled, almost two months after she backed out of interviews at the French Open.

Osaka fired back at critics who questioned her magazine covers in the wake of her tournament withdrawals, saying she shot the images months earlier.

The iconic sports magazine that began in 1954 will now print just once a month, but the swimsuit edition and four additional special editions will remain on the print calendar.

The shoot was at Watamu Beach in Kenya, roughly 750 miles from the Kakuma refugee camp where Halima Aden lived before moving to the U.S. around the age of 7.

"I don't take garbage from nobody. I do whatever I want," the former Chicago Cubs slugger says.

Tyra Banks and Beyoncé were the only other black women to ever appear on a Sports Illustrated cover.

The magazine hailed his efforts to effect social change.

"I would love to see more women who look like me in Sports Illustrated, a woman of color with these big hips and this not-so-flat stomach."

"In a divided nation, sports united," reads the cover of the magazine, but Curry wasn't happy.

Frank Deford, the long-time sports commentator for NPR and Sports Illustrated writer, died aged 78.

The Maryland native helped bring sports broadcasting into mainstream cultural conversation.

The former supermodel said of Ashley Graham: "Her face is beautiful. Beautiful. But I don't think it's healthy in the long run."

The 13-year-old female pitcher was given the title Monday by Sports Illustrated Kids.