Chrissy Teigen has learned a valuable lesson from Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's split: she should not allow any hot nannies inside her house.
The 29-year-old Sports Illustrated cover girl was asked this week on what could be the best approach to making things work inside the house when she and husband John Legend already have kids. Her answer was totally shocking since it pokes fun at Ben Affleck's cheating scandal.
"No hot nannies, drivers or maids," John Legend's wife said, as quoted by Perez Hilton. Teigen then went on to say, "It's an ongoing joke in my house. I do want kids one day, so it's something that I have to think about. But the rule is no hot nannies. I trust John, but you never know with these men."
Teigen was at Lauren Conrad's New York Fashion Week show on Wednesday when she dished about her future restrictions at home.
She also told reporters that nowadays looks are the least of men's worries when they feel like doing it. The sexy model said, "These days, it doesn't really matter what you look like - sometimes cabin fever just strikes and men do the do."
However, it appears that it's too late for her to impose the rule since she already has an attractive staff. "It's too late for me though, because I have a hot assistant - she is cute," said Teigen, who tied the knot with the "All of Me" singer in Sept. 2013, according to Us Weekly.
Meanwhile, Teigen also opened up about her weight and her career this week when she did an interview with HuffPostLive. She admitted that though many in the fashion world want her to lose weight, one client has motivated her to keep her curvaceous body.
Speaking of the fashion elites, Teigen said, "To them I was a catalog girl or lingerie. I wasn't ever invited to walk in a New York Fashion Week fashion show."
However, she only has good words for Sports Illustrated. "Your body type isn't important to them. It was way more about having a personality and being able to represent this iconic brand, which was really exciting," said John Legend's wife, as quoted by Cosmopolitan.