Heidi Klum in the daring Leo look
Why is your cleavage full of blood?
Broadway visit in Leo-Look: Heidi Klum has been spotted in a skin-tight one-piece. That’s why she had blood at the cleavage.
Heidi Klum (51) carried out a new Leo look in New York – with traces of blood on the cleavage. What was going on? After a visit to Broadway, the “Germany’s Next Top Model” presenter was spotted on the street in a skin-tight jumpsuit with a striking animal print. For the one-piece, she had combined a dark brown trench coat in a leather look and a black handbag and an XXL sunglasses mirrored in gold.
That’s why Heidi Klum’s Leo-Look is so bloody
On Instagram, some video recordings clarify the origin of the blood traces in their neckline. With a post, Klum announced on the platform, the musical “Sunset Blvd.” to visit Nicole Scherzinger (46) in the leading role. In the play staged by Andrew Lloyd, Scherzinger plays the role of Norma Desmond, which is in the end.
After the end of the musical, Heidi Klum posted further recordings from the backstage area, where you can see how she hugged Scherzinger. However, this is covered with and over at the chin and décolleté. So also ends up in Klum’s excerpt and on her hair something of the red color. “Thanks for an unforgettable night” ,.
Nicole Scherzinger celebrates success on Broadway
Several years have passed since their exit at the Pussycat Dolls in 2010. In the meantime, Scherzinger participated in some TV shows. Among other things, she has been working as a juror of the US edition of “The Masked Singer” since 2019.
In 2023 she took over the main role of the Norma Desmond in London for a revival of the “Sunset Boulevard” musical. Since September 2024, this musical has been on Broadway until July 2025. It has already been awarded a prize for this role.
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