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Heidi Klum is in her prime at 53 and shows it off on her social media at every opportunity. On this occasion, the German supermodel looked bold and sexy by the seashore.
Through her Instagram account, the celebrity shared a short video in which she shows off her stunning silhouette and tanned skin, wearing only a topless beach outfit.
In the clip, Heidi appears sitting on the sand with the sea behind her, wearing a side-tie bikini, matching a wide-brimmed hat, aviator-style sunglasses, and small rings on both hands.
Without losing the glamour that characterizes her, the German star showed off her natural beauty by wearing no makeup on her face; her hair appeared tousled by the sea humidity.
She took advantage of her beach shoot to promote her collaboration with a German snack brand that put her face on the packaging and wrote under the post: “Glazed ham on the beach”.
Recently, the supermodel was a topic of conversation due to an interview in which she spoke about her marriage to musician Tom Kaulitz, from the German band Tokio Hotel, and the criticism and mockery she has faced for gaining weight.
Regarding the change in her image and body weight in recent years, Heidi said: “I think with age, we look better when we are not so thin. My husband was the first to point it out to me. He said: ‘You should eat more, you would look better if you had more meat on your bones.’”
The celebrity said that her husband's words have been a great support and a reality check, because in the modeling industry it is an obligation to be thin and no one cares about the models' health or whether they have a healthy weight.
“It is never something they tell you in the industry, because you are supposed to always be thinner than you actually are (...) When I see the photos, I think: ‘He is right!’. In terms of proportions, I look better with more curves,” she said, adding that she is against using medications like Ozempic for weight loss.
In the same interview, she recalled how she was treated during her first years in modeling, when she was told she was “fat” and was continuously asked to lose weight if she wanted to succeed.
[Publicidad]