Most people already know that Miranda Kerr was previously married to Orlando Bloom, and they even have a son together. Both have apparently moved on with their lives, each already finding new flames. Bloom is still reportedly dating singer Katie Perry, and Kerr is engaged to Snapchat co-founder Evan Spiegel.
According to Cosmopolitan, 33-year-old Kerr said during a recent interview that she and her partner are not having sex. The model insinuated that they might not have had sex with each other at all yet.
Although Kerr is open to the possibility of having another baby in the future, the model said that she is not considering having another baby "until after we get married." She also added that no, they are not using contraception and added that Spiegel is "very traditional."
E! News said that the decision to remain abstinent is unique, considering the world that we live in nowadays. When asked if they are abstaining from sex completely, Kerr said, ""We can't...I mean we're just waiting." The couple got engaged in July 2016, and are planning to get married later this year.
Kerr also added during the interview that she had no idea who her billionaire fiance was when she first met him during a Louis Vuitton dinner in LA a couple of years ago. She said that although she found him cute, he looked too young to take seriously. They did stay in touch after the initial meeting, and the friendship bloomed into something more romantic. The rest, as they say, is history.
Meanwhile, Kerr recently accused Facebook of copying Snapchat. What the model claimed caused internet buzz, but it's not yet very clear if Spiegel shares the same sentiment. Kerr recently questioned why Facebook can't be innovative. "Do they have to steal all of my partner's ideas?" she said. The accusation came after Facebook allegedly copied the Snapchat Stories feature. "When you directly copy someone, that's not innovation... It's a disgrace. How do they sleep at night?" the model said. Facebook is yet to respond to this issue.
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