Christy Turlington This week she made the unusual decision to praise her husband, filmmaker Ed Burns, 56.
The 55-year-old model took to Instagram to thank the actor as she launches a new podcast in honor of her late mother Molly.
The Vogue cover girl added several photos of Ed working and playing in her rare post.
“I have to take a moment to highlight the inimitable Ed Burns,” the San Francisco native began.
‘Not only is he now a quadruple threat (director, writer, actor and author), but he is also the first child of Molly McKenna Burns, the father of our two children and my husband of over 21 years.’
He then praised him for his achievements.
“It was a very busy week for him. It started with the release of his first novel, #akidfrommarlbororoad, and ended with the world premiere of #millersinmarriage on @tiff_net.”
Christy Turlington has taken the unusual step this week of praising her husband, filmmaker Ed Burns, 56. Spotted on September 11 in Toronto
The 55-year-old model took to Instagram to thank the actor as she launches a new podcast in honor of her late mother Molly.
Turlington added: ‘I’m excited to celebrate today with the release of the latest recording of @kellycorrigan wonders’ #AboutYourMother podcast.’
The podcast is in honor of his “first love and inspiration,” his mother Molly.
‘She will raise awareness about maternal health and global efforts to improve equitable access to safe and respectful maternity care for all through @everymomcounts,’ Christy said.
“Boy, your mom would be proud!” he concluded his post.
Friends Cindy Crawford, Paulina Porizkova and Helena Christensen liked it.
The cover model has been married to Burns since 2003 and they are parents to two children: Grace, 20, and Finn, 18.
Earlier this year, she shared a sweet family portrait from Finn’s high school graduation.
“I’m officially an empty nester today!” she wrote in the post, which racked up a slew of likes from fellow fashion stars, including her friend Linda Evangelista.
“What do I think about this? Ask me in three months, when my baby has moved out of the house and settled into his college dorm on the other side of the country.”
The Vogue cover girl added several photos of Ed at work and play in her unusual post. “I have to take a moment to praise the inimitable Ed Burns,” the San Francisco native began.
“Not only is he now a quadruple threat (director, writer, actor and author), but he is also the first child of Molly McKenna Burns, the father of our two children and my husband of over 21 years,” the ’90s icon said.
She said she feels grateful to have reached this milestone.
“Every day is a gift, especially when we are healthy and feel safe and supported,” shared the star, who appears in Marc Jacobs’ new campaign.
‘I know that life and our experiences are fleeting and that what is truly important is to establish meaningful connections in this life.
“I want to thank everyone who has loved and supported my son throughout this wonderful journey so far,” the Versace model added.
‘You all made every step of the way more fun and rewarding. So, here’s to whatever is out of the nest and we’ll make the most of it for as long as possible from now on.
‘Congratulations, Finn and the LREI Class of 2024! We are proud to know you and call you one of our own. #NoFinnNoFun #Chapman28.’
Porizkova commented: ‘Congratulations, we are keeping those babies alive until they can fly!’
Turlington shared a very rare picture with her two children and husband after they attended her 18-year-old son Finn’s graduation earlier this year.
Christy on the runway for Ralph Lauren RTW Spring 2025 as part of New York Ready to Wear Fashion Week on September 5 in East Hampton, New York
Prior to that, she was spotted outside the Chanel Tribeca Festival Women’s Luncheon in New York City.
The California native, who was discovered at age 14 in Miami, wore a cream blouse with a sleek, long knit jacket with ivory buttons.
Also at the daytime event were Katie Holmes, Ashley Benson, Joey King and Kerry Washington.
This comes after she revealed that she had never had plastic surgery. In 2023, she told Vogue that going under the knife was out of the question.
“I’ve always been consistent with my thoughts on this, and I think because I’ve said it so many times, I still believe it,” he said.
“But those are my values too.”
Turlington also does not use injectables like Botox.
In April she was seen on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar magazine.
Speaking about her approach to modelling today, Christy said: “I can work one day here and one day there. But then two days, I’m like, ‘Too much. It’s too much.'”
Turlington has maintained her supermodel good looks well into her fifties. Outside the Chanel Tribeca Festival Women’s Luncheon in New York City in June
“I feel lucky to have the option (to be a model). It’s still my livelihood.”
Having risen to fame as one of the “original supermodels” of the Nineties, she detailed the contrast of walking shows (for fashion giants such as Chanel, Versace and Valentino) during her heyday with figures such as Naomi Campbell and Claudia Schiffer.
She commented: “The shows always felt a bit chaotic. I think we as models have some of that energy and tension, and in a lot of those spaces there’s no peace.”
The stunning 55-year-old looked sensational for HB
Elsewhere in the interview, Christy revealed that a nude photo taken during her heyday was circulated among her 18-year-old son’s high school classmates when she attended one of his basketball games.
She heartbreakingly confessed that “all I wanted to do was disappear” when she found out the opposing team had bullied her son, Finn Burns, by passing around his nude photo from an old photo shoot.
She said: “I was surprised it hadn’t happened before, but at the same time I thought, ‘This is so rude!'”
The catwalk legend recounted the incident during her recent photo shoot for the cover of Harper’s Bazaarwhat brand His 14th collaboration with the magazine.
She said the school was later caught up in the scandal, adding: “I don’t feel ashamed of anything. Regretting things is a waste of time.”
Christy posed nude in a memorable 1995 photo shoot for Vogue magazine.
Turlington and, from left, Linda Evangelista, Cindy Crawford and Naomi Campbell
In the recent interview, the supermodel shared that it was her son who suggested she turn off comments on her Instagram posts.
“I don’t have my comments. My daughter told me to do it a couple of years ago. I’m very glad I don’t have to see them,” she said.
“I can’t say I’m Teflon. I’m sure if I read something hurtful or cruel, it would hurt me just as much. But I also try not to pay too much attention to any of that.”
She admitted that she is a “shy person,” as she said, referring to her photo shoots: “I like a quiet environment. If I hear dance music or techno, I want to run away.”
“Because I’m a quiet person and I study people, I think I learned not to stand out. My mom never told me, ‘Oh, this is how you’re going to protect yourself.’ I think I just paid a lot of attention, honestly,” she added.