Many were happy to hear the news that finally Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are expecting a bundle of joy. Since the couple announced their pregnancy, many are looking forward on how the expectant mom's pregnancy would affect her style.
Well, it looks like Teigen's style never subsided even with her growing baby bump. According to Huffington Post, the supermodel stepped out to show her support to her husband at the A&E "Shining A Light" concert in Los Angeles on Wednesday night.
She donned a lace pencil dress by Self Portrait and had her long hair tied back with feathery strands framing her face. She went bare-legged in a thin-strapped low-heeled sandals, Daily Mail Online reported.
Teigen has been upfront in her struggle to conceive and finally her desire to be a mom will soon be granted. Parent Herald previously reported her pregnancy announcement last October in an Instagram post where she wrote: "As many of you know, we've been trying to have a baby for a while now. It hasn't been easy, but we kept trying because we can't wait to bring our first child into the world and grow our family. We're so excited that it's finally happening. Thank you for all your love and well wishes. I look forward to all the belly touching! Xx."
Meanwhile, Legend told Entertainment Tonight that his wife's cravings haven't changed a lot since she was expecting. However, she may have developed a sweet tooth. "It's not that different," he said. "I think she likes sweets a little more than she used to but other than that... She likes to eat, and we have a little baby to eat for too."
Legend disclosed that when it comes to kitchen hierarchy, his wife is the boss. Teigen has a food blog and a cookbook due to hit the bookshelves on February. However, the expectant dad revealed that he is usually in charge of breakfast.
The "All of Me" singer also talked about the recent "Shining A Light" concert, which was done to raise awareness for race issues in America. He explained that he also hopes to instill racial equality into his child's consciousness.
"Teaching them what it means to love one another," the soon-to-be-dad said. "I think if you start your kids with that, love, and kindness, and being inquisitive, and caring about visiting other places, I think all that helps develop empathy. Hopefully if all kids have empathy, then we're in good shape."
Legend stressed that he hoped the concert and music would unite the people in America after being divided by racism.
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