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Celebrity Splitsville: Heidi Klum is Planning to Divorce Seal
Photo by Heidi Klum via Twitter
It turns out throwing a big party to renew your vows every year doesn't make you any less likely to head for Splitsville than any other couple, because after nearly seven years of marriage Heidi Klum is planning to file for divorce from Seal.Klum is planning on filing divorce papers in court as early as next week and citing irreconcilable differences, TMZ reports. While there's no confirmation of the report, Seal did Tweet on Friday, "The End. http://tadaa.im/wY0Zu #tadaa" which the Daily Mail breaks down, "The message was attached to a picture that appeared to show the star’s forearm bearing an imprint of a set of wings - a possible reference to Miss Klum’s role as a Victoria’s Secret winged ‘Angel’ model."
Klum and Seal were married in May 2005 and they had three kids together (plus Seal adopted Klum's daughter from another relationship).
It's not clear whether the couple has a prenup.
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