Jay Cutler may not be the most beloved quarterback in football, but after a strong performance during Monday night’s game against the Minnesota Vikings, his wife has a message for all his critics.
Cutler, who made his 100th start for the Chicago Bears during the Halloween win, threw for 252 yards, a touchdown and had no interceptions.
And after the victory, Kristin Cavallari tweeted a subtle message to fans.
“Can everyone shut up now?” she wrote, alongside a fitting emoji.
The tweet has been favorited nearly 6,000 times and re-tweeted more than 2,300 times.
The former reality star turned designer has been vocal to Cutler’s critics and is no stranger to social media backlash.
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Most recently she faced shaming comments from followers after posting a photo of her two young sons celebrating the Fourth of July..
"Even though we're not in the states, were still celebrating," Cavallari wrote. "Hope everyone has a fun and safe 4th! #MyGuys"
It didn’t take long for hundreds of Instagram comments to pour in on the post, shaming her boys – ages 2 and 3 – for being “too thin.” The post spawned countless headlines debating healthy body weight for kids, diets and speculating on Cavallari’s parenting skills.
To which, Cavallari fired back:
“Yep, I starve my children," she wrote. "Just blocked the most people I’ve ever blocked in my entire life. Happy 4th hahaha."
Earlier this year, the former reality star caused controversy with a recipe she shared with People Magazine.
Cavallari, who is married to Bears quarterback Jay Cutler, said she wanted to avoid "heavily processed store-bought formula" and decided to use goat's milk because her sons have sensitivities to milk from cows. The article was reportedly removed from the site after many concerns and complaints.
