'Our great national f**k-up is over, but the shame will last forever': Chrissy Teigen warns 'history will not be kind' to 'absolute psychopath' Trump in an impassioned post
- The model, 35, took to Instagram on Wednesday to share an impassioned post where she branded Trump, 74, an 'absolute psychopath'
- Chrissy has travelled to Washington, D.C., with her husband John Legend, 41, who is set to perform during president-elect Joe Biden 's inauguration later
- Posting a picture of herself wearing a face mask in front of the Washington Monument to Instagram, the model shared an impassioned message
- Chrissy has long been an outspoken adversary of Trump and found herself in a Twitter war with the outgoing president in 2019
- Elsewhere, Chrissy also revealed on her Instagram that she had been 'scolded' for sharing too much information ahead of Biden's inauguration
- Her husband John will perform on TV special, Celebrating America, which will commemorate the inauguration of Biden and vice-president Kamala Harris
- Other stars included in the line-up are Demi Lovato, Jon Bon Jovi and Justin Timberlake
- Lady Gaga will perform national anthem, The Star Spangled Banner, for the swearing-in ceremony, which will be held on the West front of the Capitol
Chrissy Teigen has warned that 'history will not be kind' to outgoing president Donald Trump.
The model, 35, took to Instagram on Wednesday to share an impassioned post where she branded Trump, 74, an 'absolute psychopath'.
Chrissy has travelled to Washington, D.C., with her husband John Legend, 41, who is set to perform during president-elect Joe Biden's inauguration later on Wednesday.
Impassioned post: Chrissy Teigen has warned that 'history will not be kind' to outgoing president Donald Trump (pictured on Tuesday in front of the Washington Monument)
Posting a picture of herself wearing a face mask in front of the Washington Monument to Instagram, the model shared an impassioned message.
Chrissy penned: 'Our great national f**k-up is over, but the shame will last forever.
'With 2 impeachments, the creation of 3 million LESS jobs, 403,000 dead, a record low approval rating and god knows how many crimes, we can officially say Donald J Trump is the greatest at being the f**king worst.
Hitting out: The model, 35, took to Instagram on Wednesday to share an impassioned post where she branded Trump, 74, pictured on Tuesday, an 'absolute psychopath'
Chrissy penned: 'Our great national f**k-up is over, but the shame will last forever' in a lengthy social media message
'Maybe it wasn't such a good idea to have the guy with barely enough well done steak with ketchup fueled brainpower to power a lightbulb who doesn't even know how to close an umbrella run the country.'
Chrissy signed off her impassioned post with: 'History will not be kind to you, you absolute psychopath. But I never was anyhow.'
Trump officially leaves office later on Wednesday with president-elect Joe Biden sworn in as his White House successor.
Chrissy has long been an outspoken adversary of Trump and found herself in a Twitter war with the outgoing president in 2019 where he referred to her and husband John as a 'boring musician' and 'his filthy mouthed wife'.
Twitter war: Chrissy has long been an outspoken adversary of Trump and found herself in a Twitter war with the outgoing president in 2019 where he referred to her and husband John as a 'boring musician' and 'his filthy mouthed wife'
Earlier this month, the Sports Illustrated led a slew of celebrities celebrating Trump's permanent suspension from Twitter after his supporters rioted through the United States Capitol.
'AAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHH,' wrote Chrissy, who was previously blocked by Trump on Twitter.
In a past interview, the model even admitted to taking 'pride' in her ' trolling' of the US President.
She said: 'I've actually been a big Donald Trump hater for a long time. If you go back, I've been trolling him for about five to seven years now. I've been doing this forever and I take pride in that.
'I can't believe somebody could actually do this all day, every day, and still be president. It's insane.'
Celebrating: Earlier this month, the Sports Illustrated led a slew of celebrities celebrating Trump's permanent suspension from Twitter after his supporters rioted through the United States Capitol
Elsewhere, Chrissy also revealed on her Instagram that she had been 'scolded' for sharing too much information ahead of Biden's inauguration later on Wednesday.
The model has travelled to Washington, D.C., with her husband John, their two children Luna, four, and Miles, two, and her mother Vilailuck Teigen.
Chrissy has posted several behind-the-scenes snaps and videos ahead of husband John's performance on TV special, Celebrating America.
The prime-time show will see the likes of John, Bruce Springsteen, Demi Lovato and Justin Timberlake come together to commemorate the inauguration of Biden.
'Scolded': Elsewhere, Chrissy also revealed on her Instagram that she had been 'scolded' for sharing too much information ahead of Biden's inauguration later on Wednesday
Family: The model has travelled to Washington, D.C., with her husband John, their two children Luna, four, and Miles, two, pictured, and her mother Vilailuck Teigen
Taking to her Instagram Story on Tuesday night, Chrissy admitted that she had been 'scolded' for sharing too much information and told her fans to 'act surprised'.
She said: 'I got in trouble for sharing too much so act surprised tomorrow and don't tell your friends.'
Chrissy also tweeted: 'LMAO apparently that was all supposed to be a secret and I got scolded so act surprised tomorrow I'm crying.'
The star had shared several clips of John rehearsing surrounded by military members and posted pictures of herself posing with the National Guard at the Capitol.
Emotional: Chrissy has posted several behind-the-scenes snaps and videos ahead of husband John's performance on TV special, Celebrating America
Whoops! Shortly after sharing the brief performance clip, Chrissy returned to Twitter to share that she got in trouble for giving her fans a teaser
Oh dear: Chrissy also said on her Instagram Story: 'I got in trouble for sharing too much so act surprised tomorrow and don't tell your friends.'
Obviously the reprimand was not harsh because Chrissy did not remove the video or updates from her social media.
The star also hit back at critics who complained about the family's in-person inauguration attendance and the fact John isn't performing virtually amid the pandemic.
There is also heightened security in the city due to the recent riots at the United States Capitol, which have made the city nearly impossible to navigate for local residents.
Chrissy hit back with: 'For f**ks sake why are you guys always always mad at me, all I wanna do is make you happy or at least leave you with a neutral feeling of indifference.
'True heroes': The star had shared several clips of John rehearsing surrounded by military members and posted pictures of herself posing with the National Guard at the Capitol
Performance: John will perform on TV special, Celebrating America, which will commemorate the inauguration of Biden and vice-president Kamala Harris
Chrissy also reminded those upset at D.C.'s current lockdown restrictions that it is not directly her fault, but that she feels their frustration during such a volatile time.
'This is not my fault but I'm sorry you're frustrated. I just like to share what we are up to and whatnot,' she explained.
John will perform on TV special, Celebrating America, which will commemorate the inauguration of Biden and vice-president Kamala Harris.
Hitting back: The star also hit back at critics who complained about the family's in-person inauguration attendance and the fact John isn't performing virtually amid the pandemic
In a different tweet, she wrote: 'For f**ks sake why are you guys always always mad at me, all I wanna do is make you happy or at least leave you with a neutral feeling of indifference.'
Eva Longoria and Little Fires Everywhere actress Kerry Washington will also be involved in the 90-minute show hosted by Tom Hanks.
Other stars included in the line-up are Demi Lovato, Jon Bon Jovi and Justin Timberlake.
Lady Gaga will perform national anthem, The Star Spangled Banner, for the swearing-in ceremony, which will be held on the West front of the U.S. Capitol building.
Jennifer Lopez, 51, is also on-board to perform - before the TV special airs.
Mr President: Lady Gaga will perform national anthem, The Star Spangled Banner, for the swearing-in ceremony, which will be held on the West front of the U.S. Capitol building (above Gaga with Biden in 2017)
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