Heidi Klum and Seal’s love story began uniquely, as the supermodel was pregnant with her first child when she met the soulful singer. Despite their subsequent separation, their bond as devoted parents to four children remains strong.
Most of Heidi Klum and Seal’s children have grown up away from the spotlight. However, a recent appearance at a premiere offered a rare glimpse into the lives of these celebrity kids.
Heidi’s eldest child, Leni Klum, was born in New York City on May 4, 2004. Reports at the time described both mother and baby as healthy. Seal, though not Leni’s biological father, legally adopted her in 2009, emphasizing that she has always been his daughter in every sense.
Following her mother’s footsteps, Leni has ventured into modeling, fulfilling a longtime aspiration. She reflected on her journey, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to start modeling at 16, having grown up accompanying her mom to work.
In March 2005, Heidi and Seal welcomed their first child together, Henry Günther Ademola Dashtu Samuel, in Los Angeles. Henry, named in honor of Heidi’s German heritage, was born shortly after his parents’ romantic beach wedding.
Unlike his sister, Henry prefers privacy but has been described by his mother as “very artistic” and imaginative, recalling fondly his quirky choice of attire, such as fluffy dinosaur-feet slippers.
In a rare glimpse shared on Instagram in 2021, Heidi humorously remarked on her own height compared to her tall sons, highlighting a precious family moment.
Lou, the youngest Samuel sibling, also enjoys privacy but is known for her enthusiasm for Halloween, a trait she shares with her mother. In 2021, Heidi hosted a special Halloween celebration for her children, where Lou’s festive spirit shone brightly.
Despite their separation, Heidi Klum and Seal continue to co-parent their children Leni, Henry, Johan, and Lou with love and devotion. While they maintain a private family life, moments like their recent appearance at “The Book of Clarence” premiere remind fans of their enduring bond and supportive family dynamic.