The model and cookbook author shares her four kids with husband John Legend

Chrissy Teigen had an extra special plus-one while attending an event last night!

On Tuesday, April 14, the model and cookbook author, 40, was photographed sitting in the front row alongside her daughter, Luna, 10, while attending The Daily Front Row’s Fashion Awards.

Teigen wore a white pantsuit with a bronze bralette underneath, smiling as she held hands with Luna at the event, which was sponsored by DAOU Vineyards. The oldest child of Teigen and her husband, John Legend, wore a one-shoulder black dress, smiling as she leaned into her mom.

Luna Legend and Chrissy Teigen attend DAOU Vineyards at The Daily Front Row’s 10th Annual Fashion Los Angeles Awards at The Beverly Hills Hotel on April 14, 2026 in Beverly Hills, California.Michael Kovac/Getty

Alongside Luna, Teigen and Legend are also parents to Miles, 7, Esti, 3, and Wren, 2.

Earlier this week, Teigen spent the eve of Luna’s 10th birthday reflecting on the first time she became a mom.

In a clip posted on Teigen’s Instagram Stories, Luna could be seen sweetly lying on her mom’s bed as she told her, “Goodbye, 9-year-old.”

“Night night,” responded Luna, who was wearing a pair of pink and white pajamas printed with cakes. “Last hug of 9,” she added as she went in for an embrace with her mom.

“Okay,” an emotional Chrissy responded as she hugged her daughter and made a pretend crying noise. The Star Search star then changed the tone of the conversation and questioned, “How come moms aren’t celebrated? This is when I pushed you out of my vagina hole.”

Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE back in February ahead of her daughter turning double digits, Teigen revealed that Luna is the singer of her brood.

The Lip Sync Battle co-host also shared that Luna has a “great stage presence,” but that she “steps back” when things get too much.

“I think Luna’s our singer. She has such a great stage presence. She really loves her school plays,” Teigen told PEOPLE. “But when it gets a little too serious, like when we were like, ‘Should we enroll her in a real theater school?’ She’s like, ‘No.’ She steps back. She wants to do it for fun and really truly enjoys it.”