Alison apologized to Chrissy for what she said about her, adding that it was flippant and careless. But she didn't stop there.

Alison also wrote that she wasn't "coming for anyone who's successful" and stated that her brand just wouldn't work if she had a product line. She also tweeted that she wished she had more support during "baby's first internet backlash," which people didn't find appropriate. They also called out the fact that although Alison doesn't have her very own product line, she's still collaborating with a cookware brand to create Alison Roman products.

Nearly everyone on the internet defended Chrissy (and Marie,) and rightly so. A Twitter user also pointed out that Alison's treatment of Chrissy wasn't an isolated event — Alison called Chrissy annoying on a broadcast a few weeks ago. Chrissy saw the tweet and commented, "Good to know." Yikes.