Chrissy Teigen Shared a New Picture With Luna and the Origami She Made in Jack's Memory
Chrissy is remembering Jack during her family vacation in St. Barts.


- In an Instagram post on Wednesday, Chrissy Teigen (opens in new tab) shared a new picture of herself and her four-year-old daughter, Luna Stephens.
- In the photo, Chrissy (opens in new tab) is holding Luna (who is leaning on her mom's shoulder) in one arm and a small piece of origami in the other hand. The origami, as Chrissy explains in the picture's caption, was made in memory of Jack, the son she lost earlier this year.
- "Origami for our jack!" the model wrote in the sweet photo's caption.
Chrissy Teigen (opens in new tab) is keeping the memory of her son, Jack, alive. Three months after suffering her pregnancy loss, the model, who is currently on vacation with her husband, John Legend (opens in new tab), and their two children, Luna Stephens (opens in new tab), 4, and Miles Stephens (opens in new tab), 2, in St. Barts, shared a sweet tribute to her late son.
On Wednesday, Chrissy shared a sweet new photo (opens in new tab) of herself and Luna on Instagram. In the picture, Chrissy is holding Luna (opens in new tab), who is laying her head sweetly on her mom's shoulder. Chrissy's eyes are closed and her hair is styled in a casual, half-up, half-down hairdo with beachy curls. In her hand, she's holding a blurry, white object that she identifies in the caption as a piece of origami that was made in Jack's memory.
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"origami for our jack!" Chrissy wrote in the sweet photo's caption.
Chrissy has been open about her pregnancy loss (opens in new tab) and grieving process (opens in new tab). She revealed the devastating news to fans in an Instagram post on September 30.
"To our Jack—I’m so sorry that the first few moments of your life were met with so many complications, that we couldn’t give you the home you needed to survive," she wrote at the time. "We will always love you."
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Kayleigh Roberts is the weekend editor at Marie Claire, covering celebrity and entertainment news, from actual royals like Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle to Hollywood royalty, like Katie Holmes and Chrissy Teigen. She’s a Ravenclaw who would do great things in Slytherin. To learn more about her, google “Leslie Knope eating salad GIF.
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