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Chrissy Teigen is explaining herself. After facing backlash for receiving a coronavirus test, Teigen has explained that she was preparing to have surgery.

The 34-year-old cookbook author shared a video of herself being tested for COVID-19 on Twitter on Tuesday, writing "Honestly loved it," in the caption.

The post received backlash from followers that felt her being tested was a sign of her "privilege." "You realized like 50k people are no longer gonna get tested now?" said one Twitter user. "The #privilege of getting medical care at and inside the convenience of your home," wrote another. "That's out of reach for millions, yeah." Teigen fired back, explaining, "Everyone in LA can get tested for free.

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