Chrissy Teigen Mixes Burgers With PDA at the Most Glamorous Oscars Afterparty

Updated on 2/24/2015 at 11:55 PM

Fast food and star-studded red carpet events just don't mix well, unless you're Chrissy Teigen. On Sunday, the supermodel joined husband John Legend — whose song "Glory" for Selma had just won an Oscar — for the superexclusive Vanity Fair afterparty. Among the sights to be seen were Beyoncé lounging with Jennifer Lopez; Selena Gomez with her rumored boyfriend, Zedd; and, yes, Chrissy Teigen chowing down on a burger with pride. In fact, she was having so much fun eating her burger that the people around her may have been a little jealous, even if they didn't let it on. Read on to see Chrissy get thrilled with buns and patty in hand, and then find out whether she cried at the Oscars after all.

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Chrissy had her burger, and John had his Oscar.

Getty | Kevin Mazur/VF15

But Chrissy was like, "You know you want this more!"

Getty | Kevin Mazur/VF15

She just didn't care who saw her eat that burger.

Getty | Kevin Mazur/VF15

She paid no mind to the gawkers.

Getty | Kevin Mazur/VF15

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Chrissy Teigen Mixes Burgers With PDA at the Most Glamorous Oscars Afterparty

Chrissy had her burger, and John had his Oscar.

But Chrissy was like, "You know you want this more!"

She just didn't care who saw her eat that burger.

She paid no mind to the gawkers.

Clearly, the burger put her in a really good mood.

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