Beverly Hills, California - Chrissy Teigen is in hot water once again for cyberbullying and harassment, after non-binary model Courtney Stodden revealed she was told by Teigen to "commit suicide" on Twitter a few years ago.

Earlier this week, Stodden spilled the tea that she was a victim of Teigen's online attacks.

Years ago, the wife of John Legend tormented the reality star, who was at the time a teenager. Stodden shared during an interview with The Daily Beast that Teigen told them to "take a dirt nap" and harassed them privately through DMs.

"She wouldn’t just publicly tweet about wanting me to take 'a dirt nap' but would privately DM me and tell me to kill myself. Things like, 'I can’t wait for you to die,'" Stodden shockingly revealed.

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The young model became well-known due to their previous marriage to actor, Doug Hutchinson. The pair married when Stodden was only 16-years-old, which led to the couple appearing on several reality shows, including, Couples Therapy. Stodden and Hutchinson divorced in 2020.

On Wednesday, Teigen took to social media to apologize to Stodden. In an emotional and lengthy post, the Cravings: Hungry For More author wrote that she was "ashamed" of her behavior but more importantly that she was crushed she let her fans down.

Stodden responded to Teigen's apology on her Instagram account and said they "forgive" the media personality. However, this isn't the first time Chrissy Teigen received backlash for her outspoken opinions.

In 2010, Teigen caught flack for her controversial remarks about Mariah Carey and Lindsay Lohan. In March, Teigen took a brief hiatus from social media that only lasted for 23 days.

Now that she's under attack again for this recent scandal, will she say "bye-bye" to social media for good?