Heidi Klum credits husband Tom Kaulitz for embracing fuller figure and dismisses Ozempic

Heidi Klum told US Weekly that she is not interested in weight‑loss drugs such as Ozempic, saying she has gained weight over the years and now prefers a fuller figure. She said her husband, Tokio Hotel guitarist Tom Kaulitz, was the first to suggest she should eat more and that “he was right” when she looked at old photos, noting she looks better proportionally with a bit more weight.

Klum also explained that the couple keeps their marriage fresh through what she calls “training without equipment,” a form of physical and emotional closeness that she says connects their souls. She described the challenges of their busy schedules—Kaulitz’s touring and her own filming commitments—but said they stay together by visiting each other’s sets and she plans to accompany him on his upcoming tour.

The interview also touched on the public’s reaction, with U.S. media praising her stance against the thin‑ideal, while German outlets showed mixed responses. Klum reflected on past criticism of her body in the modeling industry and emphasized body positivity and personal happiness.