Miranda Kerr says all 3 of her sons are 'very loving and kind hearted'
Miranda Kerr shares sons Myles, 3, and Hart, 4, with husband Evan Spiegel, and son Flynn, 11, with ex Orlando Bloom.
Miranda Kerr recently discussed her three sons in an interview and said she is really appreciative of them since they are such nice, well-behaved guys, according to People.
Miranda added about her sons that they are very loving and kindhearted boys. She also shared her favourite part of being a mother.
Miranda said, "I feel very grateful to have three kindhearted, well-mannered boys. They're always like, 'I love you, Mommy. I love you.' And I'm like, 'Well, I love you more.' And then they start saying, 'I love you more,' and I'm like, 'Not possible.'"
When asked about her favourite part of being a mother, Miranda said, "Just seeing the world through their eyes and the fact that they're all very different. They have different personalities, and they just bring something to the table that's just unique to them."
Miranda Kerr shares sons Myles, 3, and Hart, 4, with husband Evan Spiegel, as well as son Flynn, 11, with ex Orlando Bloom.
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