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Her message appeared rooted in her personal experience as an elder Millennial, reminiscing about a time when people didn't have phones glued to their hands, enjoying life before social media's omnipresence. She emphasized that life was "great," implying that reducing online engagement could improve mental health and societal well-being.

The Irony of Her Social Media History

However, critics quickly pointed out the glaring contradiction: Teigen has an extensive and problematic history with social media herself. She has publicly cyberbullied teenagers, notably telling Courtney Stodden to "kill themselves" when Courtney was a teenager, an act she later apologized for but which remains a major stain on her reputation.