As Chrissy Teigan reveals she’s a secret smoker, these are all the ‘wellness loving stars’ who have been caught sneakily puffing on cigarettes

From stylish presenters, Hollywood stars and lifestyle gurus, there are many celebrities who fans would never expect to smoke a cigarette.

Yet while the stars push a healthy lifestyle on social media, many have been caught out sneakily puffing away.

Chrissy Teigan made headlines recently when she shared her surprise smoking admission at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party on Sunday in an interview with Access Hollywood.

Meanwhile, award-winning actress Jennifer Aniston, who was a chain smoker early in her career, was caught lighting up again recently as she celebrated her birthday.

Wellness brand founder Gwyneth Paltrow and ITV presenters Rochelle Humes and Holly Willoughby have also been caught hiding the habit.

Other stars including singers, supermodels and Hollywood A-listers have all been spotted secretly sparking up.

Now MailOnline take a look at the surprise celebrity smokers.

Chrissy Teigan

Chrissy Teigan made headlines recently when she shared her surprise smoking admission at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party on Sunday in an interview with Access Hollywood

The mother-of-four declared that she has finally quit ‘for the last time’ after struggling to kick the habit

This week Chrissy Teigan revealed she has secretly been a smoker ‘on-and-off’ for many years.

The mother-of-four declared that she has finally quit ‘for the last time’ after struggling to kick the habit.

‘I’m just furiously chewing Nicotine gum tonight,’ she said. ‘Don’t smoke! Smoking’s bad, stop now if you can. I’ve been an on-and-off smoker for too long.

‘I have stopped for the last time and I’m very proud of myself but I’m also extremely on edge!’ she said.

While news of the habit may come as a surprise to many fans, Chrissy was photographed in 2015 smoking on her balcony in Cannes.

But she’s been transparent with fans about another vice – alcohol, which she finally gave up for good in 2021 and in 2022 she celebrated one year of sobriety.

Despite her good-girl image, Jennifer Aniston has a long history of smoking, which she has said she’s since quit.

But in 2022, the actress and wellness advocate was pictured lighting up amid her birthday celebrations.

Her ex-husband, Justin Theroux, posted a video of the actor lighting a cigarette before it was quickly deleted off his Instagram story.

Jennifer, 56, has admitted she was a chain smoker for years early in her career, regularly making her way through a pack of cigarettes a day.

But in 2007, three years after finishing her hit show Friends, she decided to quit — saying the habit was affecting her health, energy and even relationships.

It doesn’t appear she’s regularly picked up the habit again, but it also seems she hasn’t put away her lighter for good.

Bella Hadid

Bella Hadid (left, with Stella Maxwell, Paris Jackson and Ruby Rose) shown with a cigarette at the Met Gala in 2017. Later she announced she was quitting cigarettes but has since been photographed once again with a cigarette in hand

‘So far so good!’ Bella Hadid tries giving up e-cigarettes

Bella Hadid is famed for her beauty and being one of the most recognisable faces in modelling.

But despite her glamour, reports suggest she may be partaking in the not-so-stylish habit of smoking cigarettes.

Last year, Bella was photographed with a cigarette in her mouth while attending the Cannes film festival in France.

Fans were quick to respond, with one writing: ‘Throw away your vapes, Bella Hadid just made smoking cigarettes cool again!’

Bella has not addressed the photographs or commented on her smoking.

The model has, however, admitted in the past she started smoking at the age of 14 when she said she would regularly get through a pack a day.

‘Whether it was eating disorders or smoking… I’m like, “Oh, this is what all of the kids are doing,”‘ she said.

The model says she resolved to quit in 2017, and then made it her New Year’s resolution to also quit her JUUL vape in 2019.

Many smokers have moved to e-cigarettes as a way to kick the habit, although some then end up hooked on the devices.

Doctors have previously said e-cigarettes are better than smoking, but research is limited and long-term effects have not been documented yet because the devices are so new.

Cigarettes can help to dampen appetite, helping someone to lose weight — making them more popular among aspiring models.

But they can also cause damage to the skin, leading it to age or sag prematurely and have a greyish appearance. Cigarettes can also cause a yellowing of the fingernails and discoloration of the teeth.