Do You Enjoy Smirnoff As Much As Chrissy Teigen & Her Mom?

How cool is your mother? Is she you-can-swear-in-front-of-me cool? Or is she you-can-stay-up-late-and-sleep-in-late cool? Or even you-can-stay-out-late cool? She may even have shared a drink with you? But has she starred with you in a vodka ad commercial?

Chrissy Teigen and her mother Vilailuck Teigen were recently seen bonding over a cozy drinking session with a bottle of Smirnoff, two martini glasses, and a red party cup. The commercial features the gorgeous Teigen ladies shaking up some poison and stirring up a conversation on how Chrissy could pour her drink in a proper glass. But doesn’t.

The narrator says, “Smirnoff brand has been known for quality since 1864 so you probably think Chrissy Teigen would pour this cocktail into a fancy glass.” “But I don’t,” says the Cravings cookbook author while pouring it into a red party cup. Then she says, “But I could,” pouring it back into the martini glass.  “So smooth,” Vilailuck adds before they cheers and strut out of the somber bar.

The cashew nut expert even shared a short behind-the scenes clip of the shoot. “Guys. It’s official. I’m in a relationship with @SmirnoffUS! I could have gone for a fancy vodka, but I didn’t. I chose one that keeps it real instead. Smirnoff is actually a really great tasting vodka, and they aren’t afraid to be a little unfancy sometimes. Samesies. Take a peek behind the scenes with me and my mom @pepperthai2,” Teigen Jr. wrote alongside a goofy montage of the model acting bananas in a behind the scene clips.


Also, just how awesome is Teigen Sr.? did you see that heartfelt “aw, hell yeah”?

Such is Chrissy’s dedication towards the brand that she actually got drunk! Not. The mom-of-one may look tipsy and totally out of control but she’s just being her lively self. Smirnoff notes that she was not actually drunk during the shoot. A spokesperson said: “Both Chrissy and Smirnoff are 100 percent committed to responsible drinking. Anyone that confuses Chrissy’s fun and lively personality on set for intoxication is sorely mistaken.”