Heidi Klum reportedly wants her 29-year-old boyfriend,Vito Schnabel, to be her next husband.
But is Vito Schnabel thinking twice about marrying the 42-year-old supermodel?
Heidi Klum has been very expressive of her love for her boyfriend that many are not surprised if she would want him to be her husband.
The supermodel dedicated an Instagram post for Vito Schnabel on his birthday last July, as previously reported by ET Online. The "America's Got Talent" host posted a photo of the two of them together with the caption, "I love you my V. Happy birthday."
The model was then spotted with her boyfriend enjoying a lot of PDA in Italy to celebrate his birthday.
"Their island-hopping summer holiday couldn't get any more sizzling - and that's not just the exotic locations," Daily Mail previously reported "Because 42-year-old Heidi Klum and birthday boy Vito Schnabel, 29, have been unable to resist locking lips and tactile displays at every opportunity"
"The handsome couple are utterly besotted with one another as they smooched in the sea and ran playfully in and out like young lovers just off the coast of Tavolara Island, Italy," the report added.
Heidi has had her share of relationships before she got together with Vito Schnabel.
According to People, Heidi Klum married her first husband, celebrity hairstylist Ric Pipino, in 1997 with whom she divorced in 2002.
The supermodel then got together with Italian racecar team manager Flavio Briatore in 2003. After a year together, the two split in early 2004 before their daughter was born.
December of that same year, Seal proposed to Heidi Klum and he became her husband in 2005. Heidi Klum and Seal had three children together. Their marriage ended in 2012.
Some speculate that Vito Schnabel may be hesitant to become Heidi Klum's husband right away because he might not be ready of the responsibility of being a father figure to the "America's Got Talent" host's children.
Despite these speculations, it seems that Vito is very much in love with Heidi, as evident in their photos together.
