Navaroli verified that the White Home had asked Twitter to consider the tweet, declaring they “wanted it to appear down since it was a derogatory assertion directed toward the president.” Afterwards, through questioning from Democratic Rep. Maxwell Frost of Florida, Navaroli discussed that the ask for to consider the tweet fell less than the abusive language plan, specifically the insults policy. No motion on the tweet appeared to have been taken by Twitter.
At the time, Teigen and her husband, singer John Legend, had been in a Twitter fight with Trump. Trump had tweeted about how he was upset that Legend and “his filthy mouthed wife” experienced not appreciated his modern legal justice reform legislation. Trump had presently blocked Teigen on Twitter.
