Bears Sports

Fans trash talk Kristin Cavallari, who gets the last laugh

By Sun-Times staff

Fans who talk trash at the wives and children of professional athletes are truly the scum of the Earth.

Jay Cutler’s wife, Kristin Cavallari, dealt with her share of vitriol during an atrocious first half by Cutler and the Bears on Sunday against the Buccaneers.

Cavallari shot back after the Bears rallied for the win with a “Bye Felicia” to those fans, which is a reference to the 1995 film “Friday.”

For everyone that talked crap to me during the game...u can all go eat your words now. #ByeFelicia
— Kristin Cavallari (@KristinCav) November 23, 2014

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[h/t Sporting News]

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