Heidi Klum Shares New Bikini-Clad Selfie With Her Husband Tom Kaulitz
Heidi Klum's latest bikini-clad selfie features her husband Tom Kaulitz.
She and the German musician have been married since 2019.
Klum recently debuted bangs.Heidi Klum continued her swimsuit pic streak on Thursday, sharing a new post to Instagram. The supermodel poses alongside her husband, Tom Kaulitz, in the sweet selfie.
"What day is it? 👙🥰❤️☀️🌴💦🐠❤️😎," Klum wrote.
The former Victoria's Secret Angel models a baby blue bikini and a straw bucket hat in the seaside snapshot. Klum married Kaulitz, a German musician, back in 2019.
On Tuesday, Klum shared a clip of herself on the beach in a brown string bikini.
"Every day 👙☀️ 🌴and ❤️🥰," Klum captioned the post.
She paired her two-piece with round sunglasses and full fringe, which she debuted last month.
Klum's new look serves up some edgy '70s rocker vibes. But while it may be a big change from her recent long layers, it's hardly her first bangs rodeo. Back in 2021, Klum shared a video of herself cutting her own bangs on Instagram after her husband told her that it was his favorite hairstyle. 'This is clearly not a how-to video,' she said in the clip.
Earlier in June, Klum celebrated her son Johan's high school graduation.
"Cheering you on today and every day ❤️ CONGRATULATIONS JOHAN 🎓🥳🙏❤️ my heart is full of joy and pride ❤️❤️❤️❤️," Klum captioned an Instagram carousel.
She also captured a video of Johan walking across the stage to receive his diploma, as well as a clip of her kissing him on the cheek.
The America's Got Talent judge shares Johan, Henry, and her daughter Lou with her ex-husband Seal. She was married to the singer from 2005 to 2014. Klum also has a daughter named Leni with her former boyfriend Flavio Briatore, though Seal adopted her in 2009.
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