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Heidi Klum’s Bump Gets A Kiss!
Aw, cute! Heidi Klum, who is pregnant with baby number four (third with husband Seal), showed off her growing belly (and got some lovin’!) on the red carpet of the Council of Fashion Designers of American Fashion Awards, on Monday, June 15.
One more pic after the jump
Model and actress, Molly Sims, apparently couldn’t resist Heidi’s adorable bump and bent down to give her belly a kiss!
Heidi said of her growing bump, “I’m bigger than I should be, but I always gain 40-45 pounds, so I still have a ways to go.”
Yep, and then after baby comes, she’ll be strutting her stuff on the runway within weeks… you just watch!
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