Chrissy Teigen wishes she could eat fried chicken 'every day'
By Bang Showbiz in Fashion / Beauty on 08 May 2015
Chrissy Teigen has revealed not being able to eat fried chicken ''every day'' is the hardest thing about being a model.
Chrissy Teigen says the worst thing about being a supermodel is ''not eating fried chicken''.
The 29-year-old beauty - who is married to 'Ordinary People' hitmaker John Legend - confessed the ugly truths of what it takes to be successful in the modelling industry.
Chrissy said: ''The thing not cool about being a model is I can't eat fried chicken every day.''
She also revealed the pain behind her recent injury on the US TV show 'Lip Sync Battle' - where the model DJs for the celebrities' musical performances.
She told People magazine: ''[The] worst my feet ever hurt was when I broke my foot on 'Lip Sync' two weeks ago.
''Someone did a cartwheel in the hall and I was all like, 'Yay', and then I cracked two bones.''
The Sports Illustrated model posted a photograph on Instagram of her injury wrapped up in bandages.
Meanwhile, Chrissy also revealed that her favourite John Legend song is 'Everybody Knows'.
She added: ''It's a kind of random song because I don't think it's anybody's favourite.''
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