Heidi Klum is the undisputed queen of Halloween – and it is a passion she has now passed on to her four children, Leni, Henry, Johan, and Lou, who she shares with her ex-husband, Seal.
On October 29, the supermodel celebrated the third anniversary of her Crazy Pizza establishment in New York – and she was sure to dress correctly for the spooky season. Heidi was joined by three of her four kids, with her youngest daughter, Lou, noticeably missing.
Heidi posed for a rare family photograph with Leni, Henry, and Johan. The doting mom wore a tangerine-orange Lever Couture dress that was clearly pumpkin-inspired. The gown featured a sculptural silhouette adorned with pleated ruffles. It featured a shorter hemline at the front while the back draped into a longer train. She styled the bold look with black leather thigh-high boots. Heidi's blonde locks were styled into soft waves while her makeup oozed glam, courtesy of a dark smoky eye and nude lip.
© Getty Images for Heidi KlumLeni took a more minimal approach to her sartorial agenda. The 22-year-old stunned in a plunging black halterneck top styled with black tailored pants. Meanwhile, Henry wore a red-and-black zip-up jacket with tracksuit pants and Johan looked casual in a black T-shirt and dark-wash jeans.
Back in June 2024, Heidi responded to an Instagram comment that asked whether Lou wants to become a model. The mother-of-four posted a video depicting her strutting down a corridor with Lou. Over the video, Heidi answered the question, penning: "She is only 14." However, Heidi has previously revealed her youngest daughter is also passionate about dance and may deviate from her siblings' career paths.
© Getty Images for Heidi KlumSeal's parenting confession
Seal previously gushed over how "amazing" it is to have grown-up kids. "You end up with these great friends now that you can have, you know, real conversations with," he told People. "And you get to learn from your mistakes as a parent, the ones that you've made and you get to realize that all they really care about is not the mistakes you made, but did you always try?"
© Dave Benett/Getty Images"Did you always try your best as a parent?" he further reflected, adding: "As they get older you see that they understand that because they become adults themselves and they realize how difficult it is to be a parent. In fact, it's the hardest job in the world because it's the one job where you can't make mistakes, but the reality is you do make mistakes," though he noted: "They don't really care so much about those. They care about if you tried, if you tried your best as a parent."
© Getty Images"Luckily my — I can't call them kids — the sons and daughters that I raised, they're seeing that I tried my best," he lastly shared, maintaining: "I wasn't always perfect but I tried my best."
