It’s a case of never say never, right? Even though she has four children of her own, Heidi Klum hinted that she might be thinking about having a fifth child with her current husband, Tom Kaulitz. Here’s what you need to know.
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49-Year-Old Heidi Klum Says That She Still Wants To Have Another Baby
The former 49-year-old German supermodel was on the Jennifer Hudson show when she hinted that she might be thinking about adding another child to her family. When Jennifer asked her guest, “Would you ever have a baby?” Heidi coyly responded with, “Depends.” She added, “Sometimes it’s like ne, ja, ne, ha,” which in her native German means “yes” and “no.”
After Heidi told Jennifer the ages of her four children – which include Leni, 18, Henry, 17, Johan, 16, and Lou, 13 – she finally settled on saying “yes.”
Back in December, Heidi managed to raise some eyebrows on social media when she shared a photo of herself wrapped as a present under her Christmas tree for her husband, Tom. In 2019, she told Entertainment Weekly that she finally found the love of her life in her husband Tom, who is also the lead singer of the German rock band Tokio Hotel.
What’s Next For Heidi Klum?
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She said at the time, “I mean, I found my match, finally, like I am very romantic and I do a lot of weird things, like I leave notes everywhere and I do a lot of things for him and it’s beautiful when you get that back from your partner. And it’s the first time I feel like I really have a partner to do everything with.”
As many fans can recall, Heidi was previously married to Singer Seal before pulling the plug on their marriage in 2014. She was also married to hairstylist Rick Pipino for five years.
Now, as far as whether or not Heidi is actually going to get pregnant, remains to be seen. So far the television personality has not made any additional comments about the matter. Watch this space.
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