Chrissy Teigen giggles as she gets her private nurse to dress as a medieval plague doctor for Halloween: ‘I cannot handle’
After a difficult couple of months, Chrissy Teigen enjoyed some lighthearted fun on Friday.
The 34-year-old couldn’t help but giggle as she watched her private nurse go about her day on Friday dressed in a ridiculous Halloween costume.
‘Made my nurse dress like a medieval plague doctor’ Chrissy captioned a photo on Instagram showing her reclining in a robe while her nurse tended to her, checking her vitals.
Laughs: Chrissy Teigen got her private nurse to dress up in a medieval plague doctor costume on Friday for Halloween
In a second clip she shared to Instagram stories Chrissy couldn’t stop giggling as she filmed her nurse hanging out at a table alongside her mother Pepper.
‘I cannot handle lmao’ she wrote in a caption over the clip as she zoomed in to show the costume in all its glory.
Plague doctors – who were physicians who treated victims of the bubonic plague between the 17th and 19th centuries – were known to wear long hooded robes and a beak-like mask.
The mask was usually filled with aromatic items that were thought to protect the doctors from putrid air which was believed to be the cause of the disease.
Cannot handle: In another clip Chrissy, 34, gave a closer look at the costume and couldn’t’ stop giggling
Giggles: The mother-of-two was sat across the table from her nurse and her mom Pepper when she zoomed in to get a closer look
Later on Friday morning the model showed off her own Halloween look, transforming into a ballerina from Black Swan.
Chrissy returned to social media earlier this week after the tragic loss of her baby son Jack 20 weeks into her pregnancy in September.
The Sports Illustrated model – who has daughter Luna, four and two-year-old son Miles with husband John Legend – shared an emotional essay about the loss of her baby, in which she recalled her ‘private goodbyes’ to her son.
Funny: Plague doctors were known to wear long hooded robes and a beak-like mask when treating victims of the bubonic plague between the 17th and 19th centuries
She wrote: ‘I’m not sure I’ll ever forget the experience.
‘My mom, John and I each held him and said our own private goodbyes, mom sobbing through Thai prayer.
‘I asked the nurses to show me his hands and feet and I kissed them over and over and over again. I have no idea when I stopped. It could have been 10 minutes or an hour.’
And Chrissy explained that although a ‘hole was certainly made’ by the loss of Jack, it has been filled with ‘the love of something I loved so much.’
She added: ‘It doesn’t feel empty, this space. It feels full.’
Ballerina vibes: Later on Chrissy showed off a stunning look from Black Swan
Chrissy returned to social media earlier this week after the tragic loss of her baby son Jack 20 weeks into her pregnancy in September