Miranda Kerr spills on sons' battle to become CEO of her company

​Miranda Kerr has revealed that two of her sons are already interested in taking over her beauty brand, Kora Organics, in the future.

​The model, who launched the cosmetics company in 2009, and it later partnered with Sephora in 2017, shared during a panel at EWG's 16th Annual Earth Day Dinner in Los Angeles, that her sons Hart, seven, and Myles, six, are already competing over the company’s future.

​"Well, actually, a couple of my boys ... are fighting [over] who's going to be the CEO next of Kora," Kerr said.

​The 43-year-old also spoke about her eldest son, Flynn, whom she shares with ex-husband Orlando Bloom.

​"My 15-year-old is an artist, so he's not really that interested in becoming the CEO of Kora," she explained. "But he does use the products himself, and his friends."

​Kerr welcomed sons Hart, Myles, and 2-year-old Pierre with her husband Evan Spiegel.

​The proud mom shared in a previous chat with People that her eldest son Flynn, loves to do meditation.

​"My 15-year-old is pretty consistent with it. He finds it really grounding and helpful," Kerr shared.

​The mom-of-four explained, "The thing about kids is that they watch what you do. They don't really necessarily listen to what you say, but they see your actions. When [Flynn] sees me daily doing my meditation, and the benefits that that gives me, he's like, 'Oh, that's interesting. I'd like to try that."