Chrissy Teigen Solved a Longstanding Fan Mystery With Her Dolly Parton Challenge

Chrissy Teigen participated in the viral Dolly Parton Challenge and solved a longstanding fan mystery about what she said in an iconic Grammys clip.

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Chrissy Teigen can add "Queen of Memes" to her long list of totally real, not-made-up internet honors and awards.

The model and best-selling cookbook author took to Instagram on Saturday to share her take on the viral Dolly Parton Challenge. If you've managed to miss it, the Dolly Parton Challenge involves sharing four photos of yourself in a grid, one each for four of the most popular social media platforms.

Chrissy shared a very profesh picture for LinkedIn, a face mask photo for Instagram, and one of her Sports Illustrated swimsuit shots for Tinder. But it was her Twitter square that really took centerstage.

For Twitter, Chrissy shared a video clip of her famously bleeped Grammys red carpet moment. She called attention to the square in the post's caption, writing, "Grammys are tomorrow! We all know I love an award show."

When a fan admitted in a comment that they've never known what Chrissy was actually saying in the expletive-filled Grammy clip, Chrissy came through and solved that mystery once and for all.

"F*ck you don't yell at me, f*ck," she replied in a comment. Then, she clarified, adding, "Actually, 'F*ck you don't yell at me, f*ck, sh*t,' to be specific."

Case. Closed.

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