Chrissy Tiegen's perfect comeback to unwanted pregnancy advice

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Carolyn Robertson

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It didn't take long for Chrissy Tiegen to learn what expectant moms everywhere know all too well: When it comes to having a healthy pregnancy, everyone has an opinion - and they're only too happy to share it.

The model mom-to-be took to Instagram recently to confess her bedtime cravings, posting a picture of a bowl of brightly colored cereal along with the caption, "Cap'n Pebbles cravings, nightly."

Not too terrible, right? I mean, how much trouble could she get into over a measly bowl of cereal? Quite a bit, as it turns out.

"Don’t feed your baby that dyed crap," wrote one of Chrissy's 3.8 million followers. "I love you but don’t eat this crap while pregnant," added another. "It’s beyond bad for baby and of course it’s not organic."

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Always outspoken, the 29-year-old later took to Twitter to let folks know she's already fed up with the well-meaning but unsolicited advice.

"If you wanna give me unsolicited baby advice on the damn cereal I eat/what I wear u better unlock your profile so I can see your perfection," Chrissy, who is married to singer John Legend, wrote, adding, "Yes I am living off dyed food. Tuna too!! Gonna try to dye my tuna actually. Then have an icy, dyed vodka soda and that's just lunch... Then I'm gonna f**kin take the trapeze class I've been meaning to take... then maybe do a 3 legged race then probably rent sumo suits and battle strangers... then a nice cigar in the hot tub oh today will be a delight indeed."

I love it. A little over the top, maybe, but don't you wish you could have said something similar after your co-workers or in-laws or utter strangers threw their two cents in on the decisions you were making about your pregnancy? I know I do.

Chrissy has already sworn off of posting baby bump photos after the first one she shared prompted some to insist she's so huge she must be having twins - or maybe triplets. Despite it all, she seems fairly unfazed, Tweeting, "Good thing I am unoffendable or this would be a rough few months."

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