Now Heidi Klum is singing too
Heidi Klum really does have quite a few jobs: Model and model mom on the one hand, for example, Halloween expert and omnipresent social media star on the other. But that's obviously not enough for her. Now she also wants to sing - alongside her husband.
There are people who feel like they've overdosed on Heidi Klum. Others, however, can't get enough of the 50-year-old - whether on TV, on the red carpet or on social media. Only the latter will probably be happy about this news.
Heidi Klum wants to sing. Once again. She has already tried her hand at the vocal microphone with songs such as "Wonderland" (2006) or "Chai Tea With Heidi" (2022), alongside Snoop Dogg, among others. This time, however, she wants to make do with a role as a backing singer. But as part of a full tour.
Some have probably already guessed it: Klum has announced that she wants to support her husband Tom Kaulitz on his next tour with Tokio Hotel. In an Instagram story, she blurted out: "Yes, I'm going on tour with Tokio Hotel. I know this was supposed to be a surprise, but I'm going to be their backup singer."
There's still time to practise
Now we can certainly speculate whether the "Germany's next Topmodel" presenter was just joking or whether she is really serious about her announcement. It is safe to assume that not all Tokio Hotel fans will be completely thrilled when guitarist Tom Kaulitz brings his wife on stage with him.
However, Klum seems to be convinced of her singing talent. She has since posted another Instagram story showing her performing on "America's Got Talent" in 2016. Klum normally acts as a judge on the US version of "Das Supertalent". Back then, however, she also ventured onto the stage to sing the Christmas song "Santa Baby" together with a contestant.
If Klum is really planning to delve deeper into the rock and pop business as a backing singer, she would fortunately still have some time to practise. Tokio Hotel's upcoming European tour is not due to start until March 2025.
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Source: www.ntv.de
