Heidi Klum & Tom Kaulitz Enjoy PDA Filled Beach Day, Complete with a Fun Towel

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Mediosfavoritos.space- Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz had a PDA-packed beach day, and there are some fun photos!

The 52-year-old supermodel and 36-year-old Tokio Hotel entertainer were photographed having some fun in the sun on Sunday (December 28) on the Caribbean island of Saint Barth茅lemy, commonly known as St. Barts.

Bill Kaulitz, Tom‘s brother, also got to join. While on the beach, Heidi showed off her towel which had a massive photo of Tom‘s face. They were also seen packing on the PDA in the ocean together.

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Heidi reposted the towel photo to her Instagram with the translated caption, “Tom I have a picture for you today! ❤️馃槢”


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