Emily Ratajkowski and Heidi Klum lock lips for a steamy kiss at Golden Globes afterparty
EMILY Ratajkowski and Heidi Klum knew just how to steal the show at a Golden Globes after-party – with a steamy kiss.
The stunning stars got together for a cheeky smooch at the star-studded Warner Bros bash.
The 26-year-old looked gorgeous in a simple black black velvet backless spaghetti strap dress as she locked lips with the 44-year-old fellow model Heidi during the glitzy night.
Emily looked flawless in the gorgeous gown which fell to the floor and clung to her slim frame.
Proud Heidi even shared a clip of the smooch on her Instagram.
And she captioned the snap: "Fun night with @emrata" alongside two kiss emojis.
Both women were wearing black frocks at the ceremony which saw some of the biggest names in showbiz stand united against the Hollywood sex scandal that rocked the industry just months ago.
Stars including Angelina Jolie, Catherine Zeta Jones and Claire Foy all wore black in a silent protest against the abuse which centred around allegations made against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
The star-studded ceremony also saw winners, including Oprah Winfrey, Nicole Kidman and Laura Dern, use their time on the podium to thank the brave women who spoke out against the abuse.
The show of support for the “Me Too” movement and the “Time’s Up” campaign echoed around the world as viewers stood united with the stars by also wearing black while watching the ceremony.
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The “Me Too” hashtag started trending worldwide following a call to action from actress Alyssa Milano.
It has been used by some of the biggest A-list stars including Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Lawrence, Gwyneth Paltrow and Lady Gaga.
Time’s Up, an initiative created by 300 female Hollywood actors, executives, writers and directors to “counter systemic sexual harassment in the entertainment business”, created pins which many of the attendees proudly wore.
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