Chrissy Teigen has taken issue with the New York Times for squashing Alison Roman's food column in light of their very public spat.
A spokesperson for the Times told E! News on Tuesday that Roman's bi-weekly recipes were put on "temporary leave" for an unspecified reason, but it didn't take long for fans of Roman to connect the dots between the hiatus and her recent drama with Chrissy.
The supermodel and cookbook author took to Twitter, as per usual, to air her grievances.
"I very publicly forgave Alison and that was real," she tweeted Wednesday. "When I said I don't believe in being cancelled for your honest opinion, that was very real. I don't agree with what the NYT has done, I am not them. I didn't call them, I didn't write, and most of all, I'd like her back.
"I don't like this one bit and I'm doing what I can (off Twitter) to make that known," Chrissy wrote previously, adding in a separate tweet, "I hope we can laugh about it one day but I'm not happy with the NYT leave so she def can't laugh about it yet. It just sucks in every way."
And in response to another Twitter troll, Chrissy fired back in part, "But I very publicly forgave her and am getting very much blamed for her leave. And you have a lot to say on your timeline about me. Which is fine. I'm really tired."
Alison, who initially drew backlash online for shading the lifestyle empires Chrissy and Marie Kondo have both built, has taken a step back from social media after issuing a formal apology to both women.
"I used their names disparagingly to try and distinguish myself, which I absolutely do not have an excuse for," the Nothing Fancy author shared on May 11. "It was stupid, careless and insensitive."
Her statement also included, "I need to learn, and respect, the difference between being unfiltered vs. being uneducated and flippant. The burden is not on them (or anyone else) to teach me, and I'm deeply sorry that my learning came at Chrissy and Marie's expense."
Chrissy graciously accepted Alison's olive branch, tweeting to her, "I still think you are incredibly talented. And in an industry that doesn't really lend itself to supporting more than a handful of people at a time, I feel like all we have are each other! And honestly, for the past few days, every time I saw a shallot I wanted to cry, but I do appreciate this and hopefully we can all be better and learn from the dumb s--t we have all said and done."
As for Roman, she's yet to weigh in on her leave from NYT and Chrissy's latest comments.