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Chrissy Teigen's Disastrous Family Photoshoot Has Parents Sharing Their Own Hilarious Mishaps

Chrissy Teigen's Disastrous Family Photoshoot Has Parents Sharing Their Own Hilarious Mishaps
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For reasons unknown, there's nothing harder for a child than to sit still and smile for a family photo.

Chrissy Teigen may have become famous as a supermodel, but that doesn't mean her family is an exception.


While trying to get a family photo for their Christmas card, Teigen's son Miles seemed to be having a bit of a hard time.

And, of course, Teigen was incredibly frustrated by the great poses she was able to capture once her son didn't know he was in front of the camera.

The parents of Twitter could relate in a big way.



It seems every family has at least one photo of some unhappy children.



Children, please...can't we just have one good photo together?



Many parents were grateful to Teigen for showing them the reality of celebrity parenting wasn't very glamorous at all.


Some of these Christmas cards seem a bit lacking in holiday cheer.


Hopefully Teigen's family managed to get at least one good shot before their photo session ended. But if not, at least she got a nice viral tweet out of the day.

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