Heidi Klum shows off her bikini body as she soaks up the sunny with hubby
In an Instagram post on Sunday, the supermodel, 52, turned up the heat with a video of herself on the beach.
Heidi got very cheeky as she wore just a thong bikini bottom, captioning the post: 'Let's dip.'
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