Heidi Klum and the Kaulitz twins
Luxurious journey on the Orient Express
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A trip in a class of its own: Heidi Klum travels with her husband Tom Kaulitz and brother-in-law Bill Kaulitz on the Orient Express.
Heidi Klum (51) is redeeming a very special birthday present: The model is on a trip on the legendary Orient Express with her husband Tom Kaulitz (34) and his twin brother Bill. Bill gave his sister-in-law the trip on the luxury train from Paris to Italy for her 50th birthday last year.
On her Instagram channel Klum shares several insights into the luxurious trip. Photos show the trio dressed in glamorous clothes on the train, the elegant interior of the carriages or posing in their top-class suite. There were also pictures with her husband, in which she gives him a passionate kiss in front of the train or at dinner. “Thank you Bill for the best birthday present. We’re finally on the road!!!! Yippeeeee!”, the model wrote enthusiastically.
For Bill Kaulitz, even a dream comes true
In his Podcast “Kaulitz Hills” Bill Kaulitz spoke last year about the generous gift for his sister-in-law. He spared no expense or effort for the luxurious trip – but also “selfishly, because I was also fulfilling a little dream.” There are only two suites on the train, an “absolute dream,” and the Tokio Hotel star booked these for himself and his brother and wife. “The best thing you can give is time together, memories. The best thing is when you can be together,” he emphasized.
On his own Instagram channel the singer also took his 1.6 million followers on the train ride in detail. In addition to his wood-paneled luxury suite with several Louis Vuitton suitcases and his expensive outfits, he also filmed the salon. There, a pianist played and promptly started singing a song written by Kaulitz. “When he plays your song. Does it get any better than that?” he enthused. The opulent breakfast with several courses also found its way onto his account.
Expensive pleasure
The prestigious Venice-Simplon-Orient-Express travels several routes in Europe, including from Paris to Rome, Florence or Venice as well as to Vienna, Amsterdam or Geneva. In the suites decorated in the style of the 1920s and 1930s, you can look forward to all kinds of amenities during the two-day journey, such as a 24-hour butler service or a champagne flat rate. According to the website The suites with separate living and sleeping areas as well as private bathroom can be booked for one night from 13,000 euros per person.