She has harvested ridicule for this matter for 20 years

Heidi Klum became world famous as a lively supermodel in the 90s and also swung up to the TV icon on US television. In Germany, with Germany’s Next Top Model, she has been delivering one of the most successful shows at ProSieben for an unbelievable 20 years. A trademark cannot be ignored at Heidi Klum’s international TV appearances: their extremely high voice. What does Klum say about the striking trademark?

Heidi Klum parodies on TV: Everyone really knows her voice

Heidi Klum (51) is fat in business: in the USA it is considered an absolute icon and broke a fee in the millions in the jury of America’s Got Talent. It looks similar in Germany: Klum became a star as a “model mom” at GNTM and has been holding back against the dying casting competition for 20 seasons. Despite success, however, it cannot be denied that Heidi Klum has always been a target for nasty jokes since her TV breakthrough.

Comedians love to parody the model icon, and for 20 years they have been plunging on the same topic: Heidi Klums incredibly high beep. Sketches like this are really not uncommon on TV:

“Annoying for many people”: Heidi Klum unpacks her voice

Heidi Klum knows exactly that the TV audience takes her voice getting used to finds. In an interview with the Australian radio show Fitzy and Wippa, she speaks openly that her unique sound often caused criticism with Hatern: “People make fun of my voice because I have a very high, shrill voice.”

She knows that that “annoying for many people” could be.

Klum shows that she has always been bullied for her voice. However, the attacks have not proven to be a disadvantage for the model, because it quickly recognized the high recognition value: “I have a very striking voice. […] I just have to say one sentence, and the people like this: ‘Oh yes, that’s Heidi.’ ” On TV, she shows how little Heidi Klum gives the opinion of her haters: here she sings alongside husband Tom Kaulitz (35) despite slate tones live on the piano:

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