Despite the near-extinction of the supermodel as an entity, Heidi Klum has still managed to endure for nearly two decades on fashion runways and magazine covers. Nowadays, she’s a household name due to her “Project Runway” gig, and she covers the August issue of Glamour magazine to promote the show’s newest season. As always, the slight vapid aura of Heidi’s words nearly evaporates due to her extremely candid nature, so it’s easy to forgive her admission that she’s a terrible reader. In her defense, she’s probably a lot stronger at reading in her native German language. Or at least, one would hope. Anyway, it’s easy to love Heidi Klum even though she never stops gushing about her wonderful life and exceptionally perfect marriage to Seal.

On how much longer “Project Runway” will last: I’m going to be 80, walking with a stick down the runway.

On her greatest weaknesses: There are many things! I’m bad at baking. I’m bad at letting go of things. I’m probably bad at reading . . . Sometimes I’m like, “What is this word?” And I start stuttering, and Leni [Klum’s oldest daughter] is like, “Mommy, you don’t know what that means?” And I’m like, “No, do you know what this means?” And she says, “No, but you should know. You’re the mommy.”

On her favorite outfit: Hmm, maybe my pajamas? I have a whole army of pajamas. [Seal] loves pajamas! He’s very English, so he loves pajamas and slippers…. We start off wearing the pajamas, and sometimes they come off!

On the best piece of lingerie: There’s nothing wrong with a nice garter belt. I’m not saying you have to put a pole up in your bedroom and start swinging off the rafters. But I love that sometimes! My husband and I just had a “sexy week” in London. I’d put on a super-short skirt with a garter belt on underneath so that when I’d sit, he could see it. It’s fun to sauce it up a little bit.

On why she and Seal renew their vows annually: [M]y husband and I had a great time at our wedding. And I said to him, “It’s too bad that when we’re 90, we’ll have only this one time to look back on. So we should do this every year!”

On whether or not she’d change Seal: No. I learned [not to try] from my previous marriage–I was married for six years [to hairstylist Ric Pipino]. Seal is a very strong person, and so am I, and we let each other live our lives.

On when she finds Seal hot: Always. He’s even hot when he’s sleeping. He’s a beautiful man. He’s kind, he’s a gentleman, and I watched him last night onstage, and he still rocks it. I’m like, “Yeah, that’s my man!”

[From Glamour]

So do you think that Heidi and Seal will last forever, or is their public image as a very close couple just that? While I obviously would hope that any couple with four children will make the long haul together, there’s just something about the fact that they shove their happiness down our collective throats that makes me think that their public image might not be entirely genuine. Still, they have to last, right? Otherwise, Halloween would never be the same.

Photos courtesy of Glamour