Heidi Klum has found an interesting way to promote her upcoming music single and accompanying video.
Her version of the 1984 Corey Hart’s Sunglasses at Night will be released on January 26. Heidi has been teasing it online for weeks.
Her bizarre music video was shared on Sunday along with a sneak peek of the song.
With her eyes closed, she wore her own pair of sunglasses as she tamed her long, curling hair.
A video then shows Heidi dancing on the famous Rose Bowl stadium’s field after dark. Most astounding was her outfit, which consisted of just a giant, furry ball.
The TV star smiled as she twirled and danced right at the 50-yard line as her legs kicked out from the ball’s bottom. Her entire body, up to her neck, was swallowed in the ball.
Since late last year, Heidi has teased the single via TikTok, where she whipped her hair and wore a brown string bikini.
She wrote: “Show me your best #sunglassesatnight moves on TikTok.”
Earlier this month, Heidi Klum took to her Instagram account to share a video of herself frolicking on the beach in tiny denim shorts and a white bikini top.
She danced on the beat and shook her hips to Sofi Tukker, Mari Merenda, and Sophia Ardessore’s Veneno. She occasionally shook her long blonde hair and looked back at the camera.
The video ended with her turning around, revealing her well-developed chest and captioning the clip, “Ciao 2023”.
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About Heidi Klum :
Heidi Klum is one of the most stunning women in the world thanks to her multifaceted success as a model, TV host, and entrepreneur. Many people have taken fashion and beauty cues from her throughout the years. Therefore, it was only natural that we searched for a classic Heidi Klum cut to emulate.
Klum’s successful modeling career led her to host and judge Germany’s Next Topmodel and Project Runway, earning her an Emmy nomination in 2008 and a win in 2013 for Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality-Competition Program.
