Heidi Klum Wears Nothing Except a Comforter in Steamy New Photo in Bed With Husband Tom Kaulitz
Klum, who's currently rocking a brand new set of full fringe, snapped a photo of herself in bed next to her partner of over five years, whose arm tattoo is clearly visible. Kaulitz, a German musician, and Klum began dating in 2018 before tying the knot a year later in Italy.
On Wednesday, Klum and Kaulitz cheered on their home country's national women's soccer team. The former Victoria's Secret Angel made a fashion statement—even while sitting on the couch—in a sheer lace jumpsuit. Kaulitz, meanwhile, wore a bucket hat featuring the colors of Germany's flag.
"Here we go 🇩🇪 @dfb_frauenteam," Klum wrote in the caption. "We're in ⚽️."
After nearly a decade, Klum is reprising her role as host of Project Runway on July 31.
"Just sitting here waiting for @projectrunway to start ✨⭐️✨😘," she captioned another new Instagram post. "9 more days 🥳❤️."
Klum shared a behind-the-scenes snapshot from her promotional photoshoot for the show. She sported a nude Lever Couture gown that looked as if it were strung together by sheer ribbons. Featuring a sultry thigh-high slit, it also included an off-the-shoulder neckline and an asymmetrical skirt.
Klum wore her blonde tresses in flowing waves, while her makeup consisted of sparkly eyeshadow, winged black eyeliner, and a peachy nude lip.
Klum originally appeared on Project Runway from 2004 to 2017. The show was revived two years later, though Karlie Kloss replaced Klum as host. The upcoming 21st season, airing on Freeform, Hulu, and Disney+, also sees the return of judges Nina Garcia and Christian Siriano.
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