Heidi Klum It can be a supermodel, but on Friday night in Munich, she was all about Bavarian beer, Bratwurst and a little mess. "America has talent" hosted her first ever pre-octoberfest party, called "Heidifest" and ended accidentally soaked during the traditional tag ceremony. Klum took the central stage for Classic Keg Tap Ritual, Staple in Oktoberfest. But instead of a neat pour, the model was wounded showering in Hofbräuhaus beer. Heidi Klum, ever good sports, laughed at him while the crowd cheered.

The celebration was a complete gathering of the Klum family. Klum joined her husband, Tom Kaulitz, Mother, Erna Klum, her son-in-law, Bill Kaulitz, and all four of her children, Lenny, Henry, Johan and Lou, with former wife Seal. Guests accepted the Bavarian theme, dressing in traditional directions and Lederhosed as they enjoyed a German classic, from cordial food for the heavy bin.

The list of guests learned about 700 to 1,000 participants, but "Heidifest" was not only for those luck to achieve an invitation. The party broadcasts across the country on Prosieben and streamed on Joyna, releasing the ventilation to join the party in Oktoberfest inspired entertainment from their own homes. Live performances, music and authentic Bavaria Vibra held the event of all the notion of Germany next major annual tradition.

Of course, Klum brought fans along the driving on social media. On her instagram stories, Supermodel released playful clips from the celebration, including light video children, Lenny and Henry, lips synchronization in the song while joking for the first time.

She gave her followers envy in her virl in Germany, shares of merson from the event itself, and even returning prominently DrakeA recent concert in Munich, who attended during his journey.

Perhaps the hottest moment came to the rare family photo she shared from "Heidifest". Klum set up next to his children and relatives; All dressed in traditional bavarian clothes. Heidi and her daughters are stunning in colorful directions, built-in beach dresses and aprons synonymous with Oktoberfest, while men are sporting Lederhosen, vests and t-shirts for the perfect group.

"Heidifest" was not just about Taps Keg, because the whole evening was full of Bavarian experience. Servers in traditional clothing circled with the massive platforms of the giant pretzels, while others are professionally balanced the rows of foam beers in both hands.

The dinner menu was presented to the heart-German classic, from crispy steak to juicy sausages, all served with the parties to Spaetzle and matred potatoes. The addition of the festive vibration, the proud flag were scattered over the tables together with the napkins of the cartoon itself by Klu, smiling dirnd, a traditional German dress, apron and liquid skirts.

For Klum, throwing Heidifest was about more than just beer and Bratwurst. She told guests that he wanted to show his American friends as Bavarians really fun. "We can admire," Klum said with laughter, a New York Times. "So I thought: We have to show people."