Heidi Klum Steps Out with Family for Heidifest in Munich

Heidi Klum and her family stepped out for a rare event in her home country of Germany.

The model, 52, posed for photos on the red carpet alongside her husband Tom Kaulitz and children Leni, 21, whom she shares with Italian businessman Flavio Briatore, Henry Samuel, 20, Johan Samuel, 18, and Lou Samuel, 15, all of whom she shares with ex-husband Seal.

The family of six all posed in outfits inspired by traditional Bavarian attire for the event, held in Munich on Thursday, Sept. 18. Klum hosted an Oktoberfest-inspired party at Hofbräuhaus alongside Alessandra Ambrosio, WWD reported.

Klum wore a red and white dirndl —a traditional dress featuring a lace-up bodice and wide apron skirt. She accessorized the look with a red flower crown and a necklace that read “Tom” in honor of Kaulitz, 36.

Meanwhile, the men in the family sported lederhosen with vests and button-up shirts.

Klum’s brother-in-law Bill Kaulitz and mom Erna Klum as well as Henry’s girlfriend Kayla Betulius were also present for the celebration, per E! News.

The festival comes shortly after the family celebrated Henry’s 20th birthday on Sept. 12. Klum shared a series of adorable throwback photos of her son on Instagram in honor of his special day, including photos of Henry from throughout the years, and snaps of her and him cuddling in bed together.

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There’s also an adorable shot of Henry as a baby, smiling as Klum holds him up. The proud mom added more recent photos of her son, who can be seen playing a video game and staring into the camera.

“We love you all so very much ❤️ HENRY ❤️,” Klum wrote in her caption.

The supermodel opened up about motherhood to PEOPLE in an exclusive interview in July.

“When they’re young, you’re worried they’re going to jump in the pool or stick their finger in a socket,” she said.

“Then they’re driving. Then it’s sex, drugs and rock and roll. You hope the seed you planted in them grows,” Klum continued. “That they’re good people. That they’re healthy. But you always worry. And I know I’ll still be worrying when I’m 80.”