Heidi Klum fully embraced the holiday spirit as she packed on the PDA with husband Tom Kaulitz before holding hands during a festive ice-skating date at Rockefeller Center.
The 52-year-old German supermodel looked blissfully loved-up as she kissed the Tokio Hotel musician, 36, under the mistletoe in front of a glowing Christmas tree.
In the heartwarming photo, the pair wore matching Santa hats and coordinated in red-and-white plaid pajamas.
Heidi Klum went on to share a video gliding across the ice at Rockefeller Center with Kaulitz as they skated hand-in-hand around the iconic rink just days before Christmas.
As they braved the snowy conditions, Heidi Klum bundled up in a red coat and Kaulitz opted for a long neutral overcoat.
Heidi Klum later shared an adorable family photo from the same festive moment, showing her blended brood lounging together in matching holiday sleepwear beneath the towering tree.
Earlier in the week, Heidi Klum was also spotted squeezing in some last-minute holiday shopping in New York City with her children Henry, 20, and Leni, 21.
The former Victoria’s Secret Angel cut a relaxed figure in a beige sweatsuit layered beneath a shaggy cream faux-fur coat as the trio carried large bags from cult fashion retailer The Frankie Shop.
In addition to Henry and Leni, Klum is mom to son Johan, 19, and daughter Lou, 16, whom she shares with ex-husband Seal, 62.
The British singer helped raise Leni, whom Klum shares with Italian businessman Flavio Briatore, 75. Klum and Seal were married from 2005 until 2014.
As her children step further into the spotlight, Klum has been increasingly open about the values she’s passed down – particularly when it comes to confidence.
In a recent cover story with Elle Germany, Henry opened up about how his famous mother encouraged him to follow in her footsteps, revealing that her key modeling advice was surprisingly simple: posture.
‘I like video games and used to constantly sit hunched over the computer,’ he said. ‘But my mother also instilled a lot in me regarding self-confidence.’
Klum echoed that sentiment in the interview, explaining: ‘I’m a positive person. I believe you can work on your attitude towards yourself and life. Sure, I sometimes doubt myself and don’t like myself. But I know how to get back to positive energy.’
Earlier this year, Henry praised both of his parents as a constant source of support, telling The Daily Mail: ‘Anything that I do, [my parents are] always so supportive.’
Meanwhile, Leni continues to carve out her own successful modeling career.
Although she was offered modeling jobs throughout her childhood, Klum waited until she felt her daughter was ready before allowing her to enter the industry.
Leni officially began modeling in 2020 and recently joined her mother at the Glamour Women of the Year Awards in Berlin.
Klum has long been careful about protecting her younger children from the pressures of fame, often keeping their faces off social media until they reach adulthood and begin making their own public moves.