Heidi Klum and her 21-year-old daughter, Leni Klum, shared a playful video showing them dancing back-to-back on a table as they prepared for a night out. The mother–daughter duo geared up for a glamorous evening, and their contrasting outfits quickly became the center of attention.
In the clip, Leni appears first, standing in front of her mom with her back turned as she wears a sleek, figure-hugging black bodysuit that highlights her tiny waist and long legs. Her hair flowed freely around her shoulders, and she sported a soft pink lip.
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The camera then shifted to Heidi, who stunned in a brown-and-black sparkly leopard-print minidress paired with sheer tights. Looking as ageless as ever, she danced and tossed her hair from side to side while joining Leni in the viral “Beez in the Trap x What’s Up” trend.
The fun videos were captured in Berlin ahead of the GLAMOUR Women of the Year Awards, where the supermodel received the prestigious Icon of the Year honor.
The comment section of Heidi’s Instagram erupted, with fans flocking to share their reactions to the fun, high-energy mother-daughter moment.
“Heidi is who she thinks she is,” said one fan. “Heidi, you are simply the coolest,” wrote a second fan. A third commented, “Can you imagine having a mom like that?”
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The Project Runway host and Leni previously sparked controversy after appearing in lingerie and revealing outfits for Intimissimi campaigns in the past.
Social media labeled the photoshoots as “inappropriate,” claiming the mother-daughter relationship was overshadowed by sexualized imagery. Supporters, however, defended the shoots, emphasizing that the work is a standard professional modeling assignment for the brand and that their bond remains positive and intact.
Leni has said she doesn’t let negative comments bother her, and that she enjoyed the campaign and spending time with her mother. Heidi defended the campaign, highlighting her pride in Leni and citing her European upbringing, which embraces a more relaxed attitude toward the body. She added that her family is used to her openness, fostering confidence and a healthy perspective on body image.
