"We should f**k' - Chrissy Teigen tells John Legend on Twitter

Reacting to an Entertainment Weekly's report that his wife, Chrissy Teigen is upset after she was tagged in a Fox News tweet: 'I detest you', John Legend simply wrote 'I love this woman'
Two hours later, Chrissy tweeted back at the singer saying: '@johnlegend we should f**k'

 

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