Chrissy Teigen "apologizes" for "spoiling" The Voice after The Voice already spoiled The Voice

Not quite finished, she followed that up with another quip:

The precious regard for spoilers has long-reached an extreme that fails to take shows like The Voice, Game Of Thrones, Empire, and others – shows that were largely made popular by social media engagement – into consideration. It’s one thing to show restraint for films, which aren’t as widely accessible as television, but the nature of TV is now so integrated with Twitter culture (hence why some shows have a faint hashtag resting in the corner of the screen, urging you to tweet your nerd rants in real-time) that you can almost count on your favorite show(s) being actively analyzed before the ending credits, tweet-by-tweet. While it’s possible that fans may not have immediately recognized Teigen’s account as a possible source of Voice-related information, the risk of running into an unwelcome spoiler anywhere is just too great to consider cruising social media prior to watching. Self-governing is still very much a thing.