US EditionChrissy Teigen Shares She's 52 Days Sober After Going Back to Alcohol
Chrissy Teigen credits a podcast talk with Carl Radke and a Netflix opportunity for motivating her to maintain 52 days of sobriety after relapse.
- On Jan. 27, 2026, Chrissy Teigen revealed she is 52 days sober following a recent relapse in an over 400-word Instagram post, assuring she is doing better.
- Teigen said she first relapsed after being sober for a little over a year while trying a `mindful` approach, but drinking escalated from evenings to lunch and then 11am.
- On her Self-Conscious podcast, Teigen credited Summer House star Carl Radke's honesty with prompting her to quit again and noted she wouldn't join Star Search with alcohol in her dressing room.
- Offering a message to others, Teigen urged `I have no desire to turn back` and said `And I can get through it all without it`, emphasizing her recovery stance.
- Having first quit in 2021, Teigen's history shows her cycle of sobriety and relapse, with Star Search premiering earlier this month and her family life amplifying public interest.
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"After all, I can still be funny without it," the model commented.
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Chrissy Teigen is sober again after returning to old ways
Chrissy Teigen has been sober for 52 days after letting alcohol back into her life. The 40-year-old model quit drinking in December 2020 after sharing her bad habit with alcohol had crept back into her life. She now credits Summer House star Carl Radke, who shared his own sobriety story on her Sel...
Chrissy Teigen reveals why she quit drinking again after falling off the wagon
Chrissy Teigen revealed she is re-entering her sobriety journey because she “felt like s—t” once she started drinking alcohol again. The model took to Instagram Tuesday to thank Carl Radke for appearing on her “Self-Conscious” podcastto discuss his own sobriety journey and credited him for “changing [her] life” and perspective on drinking. “After being sober for a little over a year, I went back to drinking. I promised myself it would be in a ‘m…
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