Heidi Klum’s patchwork family is obviously working. At the Formula 1 in Monaco, she and her daughter Leni met her father Flavio Briatore.
Heidi Klum has given insights into her visit to the Formula 1 race on May 26 in Monaco. The Grand Prix provided a family reunion for the model: She shared a snapshot in which she smiles at the camera together with her daughter Leni Klum, her ex-partner and Leni’s father, Flavio Briatore, his ex-wife Elisabetta Gregoraci and their son Nathan Falco.
The patchwork family seemed to be in a great mood when they met again on the Côte d’Azur. Klum had already proven this the day before when she shared a photo with her ex on social media. In it, she is happily spinning around holding Flavio Briatore’s hand in a flowing dress.
Heidi Klum and Flavio Briatore have a good relationship
Heidi Klum and Flavio Briatore were a couple for a few months in 2003. They split up while the “Germany’s Next Top Model” juror was pregnant with Leni. After that, the relationship between the two was said to have been strained for years. In 2009, Klum’s then husband Seal adopted five-year-old Leni with Briatore’s consent. In 2011, the former Formula 1 manager admitted to the “Bild” newspaper that he had never seen his daughter.
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But that has changed in recent years and the patchwork family spends time together from time to time, like now in Monaco. In August, for example, Leni Klum shared a photo on her Instagram account in which she is smiling at the camera with her half-brother Nathan.
After her relationship with Flavio Briatore, Heidi Klum married Seal, with whom she had three more children. Since 2019, she has been married for the third time to Tokio Hotel star Tom Kaulitz.
Source: Stern
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