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Heidi Klum Says Husband Told Her to 'Eat More' as She Rejects Ozempic

Her Us Weekly cover interview frames a new, food‑forward wellness approach that shifts how she talks about aging and industry pressure.

Overview

  • In a Us Weekly cover interview published Wednesday, Klum said her husband Tom Kaulitz told her she would look better with "more meat on the bones," and that remark helped change how she views her body.
  • Klum said she is not interested in GLP‑1 weight‑loss drugs like Ozempic but added she will not judge others who choose them.
  • She outlined a food‑first routine that avoids raw foods, favors blanching fruit, stresses thorough chewing and limits fluids while eating, and she said she curbs supplements in favor of nutrition from meals.
  • Klum described a recent stay at Lanserhof Lans in Austria, calling it a "very chic hospital" where doctors run medical tests, and said those checks inform her wellness choices.
  • Reporters note the remarks build on Klum’s decades in modeling and come as public debate over celebrity use of weight‑loss drugs grows, a shift that could affect how aging and body image are talked about in fashion and pop culture.