Heidi Klum Strips Down to Bra on 'Hot Ones' While Avoiding Relationship Advice for Kids

Supermodel Heidi Klum revealed why her children don't seek love advice from her, while also shedding her shirt on the spicy chicken wing challenge show "Hot Ones."

"America's Got Talent" judge Heidi Klum has shared her reasons for why her children don't come to her for love advice.

"My kids don't ask me for love advice," Klum told Fox News Digital. "I think that's because they see me as a friend. I'm not somebody who's going to judge them."

Heidi Klum Strips Down to Bra on 'Hot Ones' While Avoiding Relationship Advice for Kids

Klum is a mother of four children: Leni, 19, Henry, 17, Johan, 16, and Lou, 13. She shares Leni with her ex-husband, Italian businessman Flavio Briatore, and the other three children with her current husband, Tokio Hotel guitarist Tom Kaulitz.

Klum explained that she wants her children to feel comfortable coming to her with anything, but she doesn't want to overstep her boundaries.

Heidi Klum Strips Down to Bra on 'Hot Ones' While Avoiding Relationship Advice for Kids

"I don't want to be the one who's telling them what to do. I want them to make their own mistakes and learn from them," she said. "I think that's the best way to learn."

Klum also opened up about her experience on the YouTube show "Hot Ones," where she was challenged to eat increasingly spicy chicken wings while answering questions.

Heidi Klum Strips Down to Bra on 'Hot Ones' While Avoiding Relationship Advice for Kids

"I couldn't believe how good I was doing at first," Klum said. "But then the spiciness started to get to me, and I had to start chugging buttermilk."

Klum eventually stripped down to her bra on the show, revealing that she found the last few wings to be particularly challenging.

Heidi Klum Strips Down to Bra on 'Hot Ones' While Avoiding Relationship Advice for Kids

"I was getting so hot, and the buttermilk wasn't helping anymore," she said. "So I just decided to take my shirt off."

Klum is known for her sense of humor and her willingness to embrace her imperfections. She has often spoken out about the importance of accepting yourself for who you are.

"I think it's important to be yourself and to not be afraid to show your flaws," she said. "We're all human, and we all have things that we're not perfect at."

Klum is a successful model, businesswoman, and television personality. She has also been a judge on the reality competition show "America's Got Talent" since 2013.

In addition to her work on "America's Got Talent," Klum also hosts the German version of "America's Next Top Model." She is the founder and CEO of the fashion line Heidi Klum Intimates, and she has also released a number of books, including "Heidi Klum: Body of Knowledge" and "Heidi's Guide to Jewelry."

Klum is known for her philanthropy and her work with various charitable organizations. She is a global ambassador for amfAR, the Foundation for AIDS Research, and she has also worked with the American Red Cross and the United Way.