John Legend and Chrissy Teigen's parenting is under fire after they brought their daughter to a “grown-up party.”

John Legend and his wife Chrissy Teigen are under scrutiny over a new video featuring their daughter, weeks after Teigen threatened to leave the singer.

The couple was busy during the election season supporting Vice President Kamala Harris' entry into the White House as the first female president.

However, her commitment to the cause recently sparked backlash because her eight-year-old daughter Luna was involved in a political event. Critics accused her parents of allowing her to attend an evening event that featured adult discussions.

The event was Kerry Washington's “Vote Like You Meme It” dinner, part of the “Influence Change” initiative aimed at increasing voter turnout.

On September 21, Teigen shared footage of the event in a video on Instagram. In the caption of the post, she wrote, “I love taking my daughter to these events. I hope that with her voice she will one day see how much power she holds for good and for the future.”

The couple's three other children: son Miles (6), daughter Etsi (1) and little Wren, who turned one in the summer. Supporters praised her efforts to teach Luna about civic engagement. One commenter wrote: “Way to lead by example mom,” while another praised: “She's getting the best education!! Luna will do great things…like her parents!!”

Many thought about how their own parents influenced their voting behavior, but not everyone agreed. Critics accused Legend and Teigen of forcing their faith on their daughter.

One critic explained: “Let's face it, you're taking her along so she doesn't question other beliefs. The fake news about this is disgusting,” while another blasted the couple, saying: “Ridiculous.” She should be in bed. School is the most important thing at her age. No parties with adults.”

Despite the controversy, Luna's exposure to adult events was balanced by a weekend camping trip with her Girl Scout troop, cheekily nicknamed “Troop Beverly Hills.”

On September 23, Teigen posted videos from the trip that showed a group of mothers and daughters engaging in activities like archery while enjoying a luxurious “glamping” facility complete with a kitchen, grill, and gourmet hot dog buns.

On the final day, Teigen treated her 42.2 million Instagram followers to a viral pickle dish that made the rounds on social media.

She can be seen throwing all the ingredients into a mason jar along with some small cucumber slices. But what was supposed to be a funny post turned into controversy when some users accused her of not crediting the dish's creator, Instagram user Logan, also known as @logansfewd.

“MARK THE CREATOR. SO F-KED UP,” she began. “Me: 'I did!'” followed by “YOU ADDED IT AFTER!!” Me: No, I didn't? It’s not edited.”

Teigen ended her comment by saying, “Oh my God, is there anything please that doesn't make you angry?”

Others defended her, with one fan asking: “Why are people so mean to Chrissy? She's fun, funny, loving and makes delicious food!”

The wife of legend has been no stranger to public criticism, from her fashion choices at the Olympics to her appearances on game shows and more.

Chrissy Teigen paired the smallest shorts with the highest heels at the Olympics. pic.twitter.com/6r3GKy42f7

— Howard Prince (@Howodd69) July 27, 2024

During a recent appearance on “Celebrity Family Feud,” Teigen froze when asked about the name: “Something a man could say is actually a benefit of being in prison.”

After hearing the strike buzzer, she blurted out “food,” drawing lighthearted ridicule.

One viewer commented: “Did she really say food?” while another joked: “She has the IQ of a fork.”

Despite the seemingly constant noise surrounding the former model, her Ivy Leaguer husband remains firmly by his wife's side as Legend and Teigen continue to raise their four children in their unique way, leaving fans to either accept or move on.