Heidi Klum Shared a Selfie that Will Make You Think of Another A-List Celebrity

Heidi Klum Shared a Selfie that Will Make You Think of Another A-List Celebrity

Heidi Klum is always glammed up on television, since she has to live up to the image of being one of the world’s most famous supermodels. But no matter how often she wears makeup, she really can do without it because she is a natural beauty, as seen in a recent no-makeup selfie she has posted.

However, there is something familiar about her bare faced photo, from her eyes, nose, mouth, to her blonde hair. Klum looks so much like Avengers: Endgame actress Gwyneth Paltrow! The Oscar-winning actress often goes makeup free, something she is very comfortable with.

If you want to know how the America’s Got Talent Judge got her youthful and glowing face, no need to look far because it’s simple genetics – Klum is born with a naturally beautiful face. Plus, she is also very much in-love and recently got engaged to boyfriend Tom Kaulitz of the band Tokio Hotel.

The famous model announced her engagement on her Instagram account, writing the caption that she said “yes,” and posted a black and white photo of her with Kaulitz. On display were the couple’s big smiles, along with Klum’s engagement ring. Klum and Kaulitz were first romantically linked when they were spotted kissing on the set of America’s Got Talent in early 2018. However, it was in May of the same year when they attended the Cannes Film Festival together, making it their red carpet debut. The 45-year-old model does not mind that there is a 17-year age gap between her and the 29-year-old musician.

It also helps that Klum also maintains a healthy lifestyle. She admitted in the past that there is no special concoction she drinks or pill that she takes, she just loves and enjoys eating healthy foods and running on the treadmill regularly. As far as skincare secrets go, she swears by simple and affordable products – the $10 Aapri Gentle Apricot Scrub, a $4 Fresh Skin Face Scrub from St. Ives, the $18 Mario Badescu Buttermilk Moisturizer for her face, and a $12 Exfoliating Back Scrubber for her body.

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