Heidi Klum Files For Divorce From Seal

Heidi Klum is seeking to end her 7 year marriage to husband Seal, according to a TMZ report.

Klum will reportedly file in Los Angeles next week, citing “irreconcilable differences.”

Klum, 38, and Seal, 48, married on a beach in Mexico in 2005. They have three biological children together – Henry, 6, Johan, 5 and 2-year-old Lou. Heidi’s daughter Leni from a previous relationship, was adopted by Seal.

The couple was known to have renewed their vows every year in elaborate ceremonies. The “Project Runway” host once said she fell for Seal after spotting his package in a pair of bicycle shorts. She legally changed her last name to Seal’s, becoming Heidi Samuel, in 2010.

Klum’s marriage to Seal was her second marriage. Her first attempt at matrimony with stylist Ric Pipino also ended in divorce, in 2002.

Source: TMZ

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