Heidi Klum's daughter Leni Olumi Klum shared a glimpse into her Fourth of July sartorial agenda – and it's most certainly heatwave-approved. The 22-year-old took to Instagram to share a striking photograph with her friend from the weekend holiday.
The photograph captured Leni posing in a black triangle bikini top with matching pants. For a pop of color, the model accessorized with a blue bandana headscarf. Her luscious brunette locks were left down in soft waves and she opted for a makeup-free complexion with a radiant glow.
Meanwhile, Leni's friend, Kayla, wore a pair of light-wash jeans with a simple white tank top. The pair coordinated with their matching bandana headscarves, with Kayla opting for a red-colored version.
© Instagram"Our 4th uniform," penned Leni in the caption. Heidi flocked to the comments section to offer her daughter some beauty advice for the scorching temperatures. "More sunscreen please girls," she wrote beneath the post.
Heidi Klum's daughter Leni
© WireImageThe German supermodel was married to the "Kiss from a Rose" hitmaker from 2005 to 2014 and the pair share four children – Leni, Henry, Johan, and Lou. Heidi was dating Leni's biological father, businessman Flavio Briatore, in 2003 and announced her pregnancy in December that year. However, the couple split before Leni was born and in this time Heidi met Seal who was present at the birth in May 2004. Seal legally adopted Leni in 2009, whose name was changed to "Leni Olumi Klum."
Leni was first approached by a modeling scout at the age of 12; however, her mom would not allow her to sign. It wasn't until Leni was 16 that Heidi allowed her to make her debut alongside her for Vogue Germany.
© Getty Images"It's not just jumping in front of the camera and looking pretty," she told Vogue Germany back in March. "There are a lot of things that happen behind the scenes that you don't even see in the end product. Modeling requires a lot of discipline."
© InstagramIn an interview with Paper Magazine in February 2026, Leni shared what inspired her to pursue a career as a model. "I always love being in front of the camera," she said. "And I think watching my mom, as I grew up, watching her work, how happy she was, and how fun her job was… I was always really inspired by that. And when I'd go to set with her, I'd always try to get in the frame. I'd always steal her makeup artist. I'd tell him to do my hair, and I'd get in front of the camera, and I'd kind of crash the day. I just fell in love with it, and I'm still in love with it now."
