Plot Synopsis

Executive produced by and starring Chrissy Teigen, each six-minute episode of CHRISSY'S COURT features Chrissy as a courtroom judge presiding over real small claims cases with real people seeking resolution of real problems. Chrissy's mom, Pepper Thai, helps maintain order in the courtroom. On Monday, April 6, 2020, the first six episodes of CHRISSY'S COURT debuted on Quibi, the same day the streaming video platform launched. In the series premiere, "C-Rap Music," someone has to face the music for a damaged speaker, and Chrissy gets help from an expert witness -- her husband John Legend -- to create harmony in her court. Other cases include: ex-lovers arguing over car payments; lovers quarreling over a Lizzo sweater gifting mishap; friends fighting over an unpaid loan; siblings arguing over Tupperware; a woman who wants a refund for a birthday trip after her boyfriend is caught cheating; and more.

The entire 10-episode second season of CHRISSY'S COURT dropped on Friday, June 17, 2022 on its new home: Roku. Chrissy Teigen and her mother Pepper Thai continue to reign supreme as the Judge and Bailiff in this courtroom. The plaintiffs, defendants, and disputes are real -- with Chrissy's decisions over these small claims cases final and binding. In the season opener, "Plumb Dog Millionaire," a tenant wants to be reimbursed for a pricey plumbing bill. In the second episode, "Wild Twerky," a partygoer breaks a table and may have to buy it.
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On Friday, October 21, 2022, Roku Channel released the entire 10-episode third season of CHRISSY'S COURT. Plaintiffs this season include: reality star Richard Hatch, who sues his longtime neighbor; a woman who claims an officiant cursed her wedding; a man who sues his friend for losing his $100 designer pen; and more.