From digital detox to apology tours, how some celebrities come back from being 'canceled'
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There's no winning in cancel culture, Chrissy Teigen recently pointed out, but a some time off social media and a sincere apology can help some canceled celebrities bounce back.
Just ask Chrissy Teigen. The model, businesswoman and social media star Twitter once called the unofficial mayor of the platform has been paying the price since she was called out in May for bullying messages she wrote to others that resurfaced from her past. As a result, some on social media called for Teigen to be "canceled." The term is now so ubiquitous it has practically lost meaning, but it roughly translates to showing disapproval of a celebrity by ignoring them and their work.More Related News