So, looking back, which celebrity moments were actually really toxic?
Like, maybe you remember all the problematic events on America's Next Top Model — like that time Tyra Banks made fun of Danielle, a contestant in Cycle 6, for not wanting to close her gap.
Perhaps you think of when Kim Kardashian had a private island getaway in the middle of the pandemic for her 40th birthday — and shared the photos on social media.
After 2 weeks of multiple health screens and asking everyone to quarantine, I surprised my closest inner circle with a trip to a private island where we could pretend things were normal just for a brief moment in time.
Or maybe you recall many of the inappropriate moments that happened during Howard Stern interviews — like when he body-shamed Anna Nicole Smith and tried forcing her to weigh herself on the show.
Maybe you remember when Chrissy Teigen spoke out about bullying and harassment on Twitter — and not too long after, Courtney Stodden called her out for bullying them through tweets and alleged DMs when they were a teenager.
Or perhaps you think of when employees on The Ellen DeGeneres Show called out Ellen for creating a toxic work environment — which included racism, fear, and intimidation — a direct contrast to the "be kind" motto behind her brand.
