Heidi Klum has explained why she and husband Seal decorate their bedroom with naked photos of themselves.
The supermodel appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Thursday when she made the rude confession.
Klum said when she was getting a fitting at her home, a visitor saw the nude photos in Klum’s “private bedroom” and sold the story to the papers, “which is mean”.
“And that is how this whole thing started about our semi-nudey, artsy photos that we have,” Klum added.
Defending why the photos exist, Klum told the host: “They were not for anyone to see.
“It’s not like we’re showing them to everybody. They’re in our bedroom.”
Klum then asked DeGeneres: “Don’t you have beautiful photos of you and, you know, Portia?” to which the chat show queen said no.
Klum claims the photos are harmless and not kinky in any way. She said: “We’re not doing some naked voodoo dancing crazy business. It’s just photos!”
Supermodel Heidi Klum has revealed that she and husband Seal don’t need to resort to dressing up to keep things interesting in the bedroom because they are “nice and spicy in that department”, according to reports
The mum-of-four, 36, told US Cosmopolitan: “I’m not big on costumes in bed, to be honest.
“I wouldn’t say no if he [Seal] wanted to try, but it seems so inorganic.
“Maybe it’ll come later – in five or ten years. I’ll start buying funny outfits. But for now, we’re nice and spicy in that department.”
In fact, Klum admitted that she prefers to see her husband wearing “nothing”.
The couple have been married for nearly five years and have three children together – sons Henry, four, and Johan, three, and six-month-old Lou Sulola.
Klum said that she keeps the romance alive with her 46-year-old husband by making sure they have time alone together.
She said: “I’m like, ‘Let’s go to dinner’. And he’ll say he’s really tired.
“But then, when we’re there and talking, he’s like, ‘I’m really glad you dragged me out.’”
Project Runway host Heidi Klum says her newborn daughter is “great”.
The 36-year-old has recently welcomed little Lou into the world and admits that she won’t leave her side.
Heidi, who married singer Seal back in 2005, told Extra: “I mean it’s a little bit hard because she’s very attached to me still. She doesn’t drink from the bottle.
“That’s a little bit of an issue right now!”
Klum also mentioned that she won’t be spending Valentine’s Day with her husband Seal, 46, but she plans to make it up to him with a home-made package.
She added: “I’m not going to be with him, I’m going to be in New York for fashion week.”
Project Runway will hit the airwaves for a seventh season on the Lifetime television network next month, the network has announced.
The host will be the wildly popular supermodel Heidi Klum, the mentor Tim Gunn and the judges Michael Kors and Nina Garcia. Sixteen competitors will face off in the hope of winning a coveted opportunity to show a collection at the New York Fashion Week, Lifetime announced. The first show will go to air on January 14.
Klum, meanwhile, wowed the audience when she stepped back onto the catwalk at the recent Victoria’s Secret show in New York. But Klum, who gave birth to her fourth child, a daughter, only five weeks ago, looked in great shape in her purple corset covered with a half gown with tulle poufs.
The winner of the seventh season of Project Runway – which has spun off around the world – will receive an editorial feature in Marie Claire, the chance to sell their line on Bluefly.com, a $50,000 technology suite by HP and Intel and $100,000 in cash from L’Oréal Paris.
Supermodel Heidi Klum has guest-edited an issue of Vogue Magazine that is all about her, according to reports.
The model wore many hats for the June German edition of Vogue, which features a 140-page spread titled "Heidi by Vogue". Her cover photo carries a striking and dramatic black and white evening theme.
She said: “I love all the stories so much that I don’t favour any of them.”
She continued: “I grew up reading German Vogue and was really excited when they came to me with the idea for the ‘Heidi by VOGUE’ issue.
It was a thrill working with the team of photographers, hair stylists, make-up artists and editors. We shot the entire issue in one week – it was a group effort!”
And while it doesn’t look like she’ll be quitting her multitude of day jobs just yet, she said, “I would love the opportunity to be involved in a magazine like this again. I’m always up for a challenge."
