Miranda Kerr opens up on life with Snapchat billionaire Evan Spiegel

MIRANDA Kerr has opened up on her sex-life with fiance Evan Spiegel, saying he is “very traditional” and they won’t have children until after marriage.

AUSTRALIAN supermodel Miranda Kerr has opened up on life with her “very traditional” partner, saying she would not have another child until the pair get married.

During an interview to promote her latest collaboration with US-label Mother, the former Victoria’s Secret angel opened up about her relationship with Snapchat billionaire Evan Spiegel.

The 33-year-old said she would not have another child until they got married and appeared to suggest abstinence was their best form of contraception.

“Not yet. Not until after we get married. My partner is very traditional,” she told The Times.

“We can’t ... I mean we’re just ... waiting,” she said.

The comments mark a sharp change from her previous interviews such as with British GQ in which she spoke about using sex as exercise and joining the mile-high club.

“Let’s put it this way, I’ve had an orgasm in the air before. Alone. And together,” she said back in 2014.

Entrepreneur Evan Spiegel is expected to list Snapchat on the stockmarket shortly with a valuation of around US$25 billion. Picture: Imeh Akpanudosen/Getty Images for Republic Records.

Kerr’s latest collaboration on a 12-piece capsule collection will see proceeds go to the Royal Hospital for Women Foundation in NSW.

She said having been a premature baby herself the cause is close to her heart. Her son Flynn, with actor Orlando Bloom, was also born premature and spent his first days in neonatal intensive care.

The LA-based model got engaged to Evan Spiegel in July after meeting him in 2014. The company behind Snapchat, known as Snap, is expected to list on the stockmarket shortly with a value estimated at US$25 billion.

The happy couple pictured at LAX. Picture: Splash News.

The company which began in 2012 has around 100 million daily users and is rapidly growing. Kerr is a major fan and passionately Snapchat’s innovative side, saying she “cannot stand Facebook” and slammed the company for “stealing” Snapchat’s “story” style features.

“Can they not be innovative? Do they have to steal all of my partners ideas? I’m so appalled by that,” she said.

See the Mother capsule collection here.