Heidi Klum’s son Henry Samuel, 20, towers over model on red carpet

Heidi Klum stepped out with her son Henry Samuel for a night on the town as they hit the “Project Hail Mary” red carpet together.

Henry, 20, towered over his mom as the pair posed for photos together in New York City on Thursday.

The young model — who recently covered Paper Magazine’s February 2026 issue with his mom and sister Leni — sported a beige suit, which he paired with a silk leopard-print top that put much of his chest on display.

The “America’s Got Talent” judge, 52, rocked a white jumpsuit which featured a plunging v-neckline and accentuated her statuesque frame.

She styled her blond hair in loose waves over her shoulders and went with a light glam look for her makeup.

Henry — whom Heidi shares alongside children Johan, 19, and Lou, 16, with ex-husband Seal — has taken after his successful mother and started pursuing a modeling career.

According to his musician father, both he and Leni (whom Seal adopted in 2009) are using their modeling careers as a “segue” into bigger pursuits as artists.

“I don’t think that’s what he ultimately wants to do,” Seal exclusively told Page Six of Henry’s fashion gig in February 2025.

“I think that he talked about wanting to have a career in music. But that’s difficult because it’s kind of what I do, and I think there’s a part of him that thinks that, you know, ‘I just don’t want to be kind of, you know, doing music because my dad does it.’”

Though it’s still early in his career, Henry has already landed several big gigs like walking Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week in 2025, and has been seen gracing several magazine covers.

And the family has already started branching out.

Heidi and her famous family recently starred in a two-part reality series “On and Off the Catwalk,” which premiered on Feb. 22.

Paper described in its February cover story as chronicling the supermodel “at the peak of her prowess, while also shadowing Henry and Leni’s own burgeoning modeling careers.”

“It’s trotting along to all of our different business ventures, so to speak,” Heidi said, adding, “Nothing is really staged.”