Heidi Klum, gorgeous 50-year-old model and the judge we all love on America’s Got Talent, just dropped some real talk about her body and her chow-down routine.
She hopped on her Instagram Stories over the weekend and started dishing out answers to all the burning questions her fans tossed her way.
One brave soul straight-up asked her the “How much do you weigh?” question. Now, that’s a bit like asking someone what their PIN number is, right? But guess what, Heidi wasn’t playing games. She decided to show us her honest-to-goodness weight. She strutted over to her scale and gave us a live show of those numbers flipping around. It looked like a dance between 137 and 139 pounds before it finally settled on 138.2 pounds. Kudos to her for keeping it real!
Next up, someone wanted the inside scoop on what Heidi chows down on. They asked her about her daily diet. She wasn’t shy about spilling the beans. Apparently, she’s living that 900-calorie life. Yep, you heard it right. She’s got her eats down to around 900 calories a day. And that’s not all – her breakfast game is strong with three poached eggs and a comforting cup of warm chicken broth. So, while we’re here drooling over brunch spreads, Heidi’s keeping it lean.
But wait, there’s more! Another fan had a curious question about Heidi’s age gap with her hubby, Tom Kaulitz. They wanted to know if she ever feels like she’s rocking the “Tom’s mom” vibe due to their 17-year age difference. Now that’s some real talk right there. But guess what? Heidi didn’t let it ruffle her feathers. Her response? She’s chill about it. She straight-up said that she only starts to think that way when someone else points it out. So, no big deal in her book.
All in all, Heidi Klum just reminded us that celebs are humans too (shocker, right?). Her no-nonsense answers about her weight, her eating game, and even that eyebrow-raising age gap show that she’s not afraid to tackle the sticky stuff. And you know what? It’s kind of refreshing. It’s like having a heart-to-heart with your cool aunt who tells it like it is and doesn’t take life too seriously. So, here’s to Heidi for spilling the beans and keeping it oh-so-real.
