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   Chrissy Teigen’s frying pans are out of Target and into the fire   
   — but not for the reason you might think.   
      
   The retailer is no longer offering Teigen’s line of cookware on   
   its website, TMZ reported Thursday, a poorly timed revelation   
   given the multi-hyphenate’s ongoing drama with Courtney Stodden.   
      
   However, the site’s sources note that the scrub actually   
   occurred last month and that while the cookware line was   
   initially exclusively offered through Target, “late last year,   
   they decided to end the exclusivity.”   
      
   Target confirmed the move to Page Six: “We made the mutual   
   decision in December to no longer carry the cookware line, given   
   our continued focus on brands we develop and that can only be   
   found at Target.” (Teigen’s line of cookbooks, however, is still   
   available on Target’s website.)   
      
   Teigen’s cookware is now out into the wider world, “most notably   
   on [Teigen’s] own website … and through several other   
   retailers,” TMZ’s source continued.   
      
   “All of these business moves were in motion long before   
   Courtney, rightfully, raised their issues with Chrissy’s   
   treatment of them.”   
      
   Of course, the optics of the apparently routine retail shuffle   
   could be better, as it’s getting noticed following a recent   
   Daily Beast interview in which Stodden delved into Teigen’s 2011   
   cyberbullying. (Stodden initially began airing their past with   
   Teigen in March.)   
      
   Ten years ago, Teigen, 35, wasn’t just publicly tweeting things   
   to Stodden — who has since come out as non-binary and uses   
   they/them pronouns — like “I hate you,” “my Friday fantasy: you.   
   Dirt nap” and “go. To sleep. forever,” but also privately DM’ing   
   them and telling them to kill themselves.   
      
   “Things like, ‘I can’t wait for you to die,'” Stodden told the   
   Daily Beast.   
      
   Teigen, who ironically took a brief hiatus from Twitter   
   recently, citing “negativity” that left her “deeply bruised,”   
   issued a lengthy apology to Stodden this week.   
      
   “I was an insecure, attention-seeking troll,” she wrote. “I am   
   ashamed and completely embarrassed at my behavior but that … is   
   nothing compared to how I made Courtney feel.”   
      
   “I’m so sorry, Courtney,” Teigen tweeted. “I hope you can heal   
   now knowing how deeply sorry I am.”   
      
   Teigen added that she’d attempted to reach out to Stodden   
   privately for an apology, though Stodden responded that they had   
   never been contacted by Teigen or her team and that the   
   “Cravings” author had in fact blocked them on Twitter.   
      
   Stodden added, “All of me wants to believe this is a sincere   
   apology, but it feels like a public attempt to save her   
   partnerships with Target and other brands who are realizing her   
   ‘wokeness’ is a broken record.”   
      
   https://pagesix.com/2021/05/13/chrissy-teigen-cookware-line-   
   removed-from-target/   
      
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