Heidi Klum already has four children. But at least theoretically she can obviously imagine having more offspring with her current husband Tom Kaulitz. However, there are also biological limits to Heidi Klum.
Heidi Klum and Tokio Hotel musician Tom Kaulitz have been married since 2019 and live in a large blended family. She brought four children into the marriage from two previous relationships: 18-year-old Leni from her liaison with Formula 1 manager Flavio Briatore is joined by 17- and 15-year-old sons Henry and Johan and 13-year-old Lou, who is dating emerged from her marriage to singer Seal.
Speaking to The Sun ahead of the finale of NBC's America's Got Talent All-Stars, Klum hinted that she's considering having another child with her now-husband. However, she has to admit: "I mean, wanting to do it and actually being able to do it are always two different things."
After all, the desire to have children with the presenter of "Germany's Next Top Model" (GNTM), who was born in June 1973, will eventually reach biological limits. "50 is just around the corner. And things get harder as you get older. But would I want it? Sometimes I think so," said Klum.
As vague as this may sound, everything is clear professionally with the 49-year-old: As was recently announced, the 18th GNTM season will not start in Germany as usual, but in Klum-Kaulitz's adopted home of Los Angeles. 130 candidates then have to prove themselves to the chief judge in California and run their first fashion show.
Quite apart from that, Klum and Kaulitz are still extremely happy with each other even without a child together. As proof, she posted a kissing photo with the 32-year-old just a few days ago – and now after more than three years of marriage.
