TV personality Chrissy Teigen heavily criticized the First Lady of the United States, Melania Trump, over what she called a lack of response from FLOTUS on the ongoing coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. John Legend's wife also called Mrs. Trump a "wifebot."
Teigen unleashed her anger on Melania Trump over the coronavirus outbreak. In her profanity-laced series of tweets on Tuesday, the Lip Sync Battle host also mocked the First Lady's Be Best campaign.
"Has Melania even thought about doing something with her be best s***...I see regular awesome people on my timeline all day doing all they can to make people happy and this wifebot is working on whatever the f*** a tennis gazebo is," Teigen added.
Chrissy is pertaining to FLOTUS's Be Best initiative against cyberbullying and her tennis pavilion project at the White House. Teigen's tweet came after Melania defended her tennis pavilion project. On Twitter, she urged her critics to "take time and contribute something good and productive" in their own communities.
Teigen added she doesn't expect Donald Trump anymore to do something amidst the health crisis but she said Melania should at least try to live up to her "be best" campaign. Then the mother-of-two celebrity poked fun at Melania's effort in decorating the White House during holiday season and her coat outfit.
FLOTUS has been out of the public eye for the most part of the month. She last attended a public event on March 10 when she delivered remarks to a national conference of PTA leaders in Virginia.
Meanwhile, Melania Trump also sparked outrage from netizens after she tweeted about starting a hobby amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. In her most recent tweet, Melania advised the public to "read a book" or "spend time on a hobby" while staying at home because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Many were offended by the First Lady's suggestion. Some stressed to Melania that many Americans need to think of how they would bring food to their family when they are barred from going to work because of the outbreak.
One said FLOTUS should understand that many employees were fortunate to be given a chance to work at home instead of getting laid off. But when they do, they are really working from home and staying close to their family doesn't mean they have time for recreational activities. Another parent pointed out that many parents are also homeschooling their children after schools have been closed due to the outbreak.
