Chrissy Teigen had the best response when someone asked if she was pregnant — 4 months after giving birth

I just had a baby but thank you for being soooo respectful https://t.co/N9ZxZ35Zze

— chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) 1537233180.0

Fellow moms were quick to jump to Teigen’s defense. Many pointed out that Teigen actually looks incredible for any human, let alone one who is four months postpartum. Other mamas were quick to chime in with stories about their own lingering baby bumps.

For a lot of women, our bodies are different after having a baby. Sometimes that means we’re a little rounder in the middle than we used to be. It happens to almost everyone, even red carpet-walking A-listers, like Teigen and actress Jennifer Garner, who once told Ellen Degeneres that she would have a bump forever. “I am not pregnant, but I have had three kids and there is a bump,” Garner explained in 2014, after paparazzi photographs fueled speculation that she and Ben Affleck were expecting a fourth child. “Forever and ever, not another baby. Just a bump like a camel. But just in reverse,” Garner jokes. Like Garner, Teigen dealt with the pregnancy question with a sense of humor, but she shouldn’t have had to defend her body from the Emmys. As many, many Twitter users pointed out to the man who asked, it’s never cool to ask a woman if she is pregnant.

@chrissyteigen Rule #1. Never ask a woman if she is pregnant. Even indirectly.

— Diane Traenkle (@Dtrenk) 1537241770.0

It’s not polite to ask, and it’s no one’s business whether a woman’s bump is a pregnancy, some fabric, a burrito, a weird shadow or (as in Teigen’s case) basically a figment of someone’s imagination. A lot of mamas online last night chimed in to say that while Teigen’s stomach doesn’t look like it did in her Sports Illustrated days, it still looks pretty freaking amazing. Yes, after two kids, Chrissy Teigen doesn’t look like a swimsuit model. But she shouldn’t have to. She’s not a swimsuit model anymore. She is a cookbook author with her own Target line and she hosts a hilarious TV show. She’s also a mother. She is so much more than her midsection. “Honestly, I don’t ever have to be in a swimsuit again,” she recently told Women’s Health . “Since I was 20 years old, I had this weight in my mind that I am, or that I’m supposed to be. I’ve been so used to that number for 10 years now. And then I started realizing it was a swimsuit-model weight. There’s a very big difference between wanting to be that kind of fit and wanting to be happy-fit.” Teigen is happy with her body, and we’re happy she spent Emmy night educating the internet about respecting women.