Heidi Klum, Seal Reunite for Children Amid Divorce

Heidi Klum and her estranged husband Seal are putting their differences aside for their children and the pair will reunite over the holidays less than one year after confirming their legal separation.

Klum, who has since moved on with her bodyguard Martin Kristen, is currently in Los Angeles where Seal, who reportedly wants to salvage their marriage, is also staying. They will reportedly spend Christmas together with their four children- Leni, Henry, Johan and Lou- according to The New York Post.

"They're trying to be co-parents and show up for their children," a source told The Post. "They are trying to work it out, mainly for the kids.'

The "Project Runway" host, 39, filed for divorce from Seal, 49, after seven years of marriage in April. However, the father of four is still making efforts to win her back.

"Seal has been doing everything to get her back. They have been talking on the phone regularly," the source claims.

The pair was embroiled in a months-long feud following their separation when Seal suggested that Klum's relationship with Kristen was the reason that their marriage ended.

"I guess you now all have the answer that you've been looking for for the past seven months," Seal told TMZ.com when asked about Klum moving on.

"I preferred Heidi would have showed a little bit more class and at least waited until we separated first before deciding to fornicate with the help," he went on.

Klum immediately denied Seal's claims, insisting that she never cheated on him during the course of their marriage.

"It is sad that Seal has to resort to false accusations," Klum's representative said. The former model also made it clear that the breakdown of their marriage stemmed from other issues.

"I cherish all of the great memories Seal and I created together over the years. Our separation was based on issues between the two of us," Klum told Us Weekly magazine in a statement. "Seal has moved on and so have I. My priority has and continues to be protecting and providing for our children."

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