- Mark Ruffalo and Chrissy Teigen were among the many people who lent their support to Chris Evans over the weekend after the actor accidentally posted a nude photo on his Instagram account.
- "Bro, while Trump is in office there is NOTHING you could possibly do to embarrass yourself," Ruffalo, who starred alongside Chris Evans in Marvel's "Avengers" films, tweeted. "See... silver lining."
- In the same humorous fashion, Teigen told fans on Twitter that "any boobs" in her phone were positively not hers and were sent by friends via WhatsApp.
Mark Ruffalo and Chrissy Teigen were among the many people who lent their support to Chris Evans over the weekend after the actor accidentally posted a nude photo on his Instagram account.
"Bro, while Trump is in office there is NOTHING you could possibly do to embarrass yourself," Ruffalo, who starred alongside Chris Evans in Marvel's "Avengers" films, tweeted. "See... silver lining."
In the same humorous fashion, Teigen told fans on Twitter that "any boobs" in her phone were positively not hers and were sent by friends via WhatsApp.
"My WhatsApp automatically saves every photo to my roll so any boobs in my phone are my girlfriends showing me their boobs or boobs they hate or boobs they love or yeah def also my boobs," she tweeted. "I'd say 80 percent of my roll is WhatsApp nonsense between friends."
Over the weekend, Evans attempted to share a video of his family on his Instagram story. But in doing so, the "Captain America" star showed his camera roll, which had a picture of his penis and a meme featuring Evans' face and the caption "Guard. That. P---y."
Evans' younger brother, Scott, also poked fun at the actor's Instagram slip, tweeting that he was "off social media for the day yesterday" and asking, "What'd I miss?"
Chris Evans has not commented on the mistake.
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