Two years after welcoming her daughter, the 27-year-old supermodel and doting mom reveals her detailed morning routine with the little girl, including their favorite breakfast menu.
- Jan 31, 2023
AceShowbiz - Gigi Hadid has finally shared her morning routines with her daughter Khai. In a new interview, the New York City-based supermodel offered a very rare glimpse into her "very mom morning routine."
The doting mom told WSJ Magazine, "Whatever time she's waking up, I'm waking up," noting that it's usually between 7:30 and 8:30 A.M, "I have a very mom morning routine." She went on to detail what she and her 2-year-old daughter like to eat together during the busy mornings, "I eat whatever Khai's having. I make her pancakes and sausages every day."
Once they are out of bed, the stunning cover girl and her little girl enjoy their breakfast. "I eat whatever Khai's having," the 27-year-old beauty admitted, "I make her pancakes and sausages every day."
"For Christmas," Gigi shared, "she asked me what I was going to ask Santa for and so I said I wanted a new pancake pan. I ordered myself, via Santa, this cool pancake pan...each little circle pancake is a different animal, so she can have lion pancakes or llama pancakes."
After breakfast, the mother-daughter duo spend time outdoors. "We walk a lot," she revealed, "We do yoga together. With lifting her and running around all day and going to the park, I get moving."
Gigi also detailed how she likes to unwind with such a busy schedule. "I try when I have time to go to the chiropractor and get recalibrated. Doing the job that I do, it can be very physical," so said the sister of Bella Hadid. She later gave readers an inside scoop on her goals for the coming year, saying, "Oh, I guess a New Year's resolution is I'll try to treat myself to a massage a little more."
Gigi welcomed her daughter Khai in September 2020. She shares the baby girl with her ex-boyfriend and One Direction alum Zayn Malik, who she dated on-and-off from 2015 until their most recent split in October 2021.
