Karlie Kloss
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177 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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Thank you, Emma, for having me. I love you so much. I'm so in awe of all you've built and I'm so honored to be having this conversation with you.
Oh my gosh, I like barely fit in this chair. I'm like busting. I'm so excited. I'm so, it's only just starting to hit me. I'm like halfway through and I'm like, oh, I'm going to have three children. You're going to have three little children.
Five, yeah. Oh my goodness.
I'm so excited and I'm so tired, but most of all excited.
Well, I have lots to learn from you, mother of four and running your empires. I try just to do the best I can every single day. And I feel in a lot of ways, actually, having kids has sort of been a forcing function of prioritization. I've always been somebody who does a lot. I think that's just the way I'm wired. I started working at 15. I know you started really young as well. Pretty young.
So it's in my blood to sort of just like be busy and do things and be a productive person. But also having a child and, you know, I had my first son in the pandemic in 2021. And up until then, I really was a workaholic. I was on an airplane every two days, like genuinely. And even, you know, even through my relationship, like I was, work was always sort of my number one priority.
And sorry, Josh, but. We both, you know, we're both working all the time, but I think having a child and now being onto my third child, a lot of things have sort of just fallen into place. Like what matters most to me and what I'm willing to compromise for, compromise sleep for, and what I'm not.
Well, again, I feel really lucky I started working at 15. I feel like I've had three lifetimes by the time I had my first kid. And I guess I'm still trying to figure it out. Yeah, that's the truth. I think there is no balance. There is no secret sort of formula. And at least if you've figured it out, let me know.
But I am genuinely trying every single day to show up for the people that I love most in my life. And it's my children. That's my husband. That's my family. I'm very close with my sisters, my parents, and my friends. And again, I think a lot of that, candidly, until the pandemic, I didn't prioritize, I think, even my personal life, my friends. And your relationships.
So the last few years have been a real, I think, evolution of me as a person to actually kind of take care of myself a bit more. Even if that comes at a cost of work, it's worth it.
Well, I think we are both very lucky that we have very supportive partners who want that for us as well. You know, I think Josh really, my husband, we've been together since I was 19. Like we are, we have truly babies now having babies. And we, I feel like we've grown up together and he has always been my biggest champion of parenting.
I'm just going to make me emotional here but he's always been my biggest champion and I think especially in this sort of like adjustment into motherhood he has been somebody who's like Carly you you cannot lose yourself you will not be happy and then that our children will feel that and I think that's something I so appreciate that he has always been sort of my mirror in that way.
It's the biggest decision of my life.
Oh yeah. I mean, we started dating so young. I was 19. He was 25, 26. He was just starting a healthcare company called Oscar. he had just I think launched his first fund he was some early days in his career and I like to remind him I was far more successful than he was for a very long time and I you know but I had never met anyone like him before he was such a kind, kind man.
And I, you know, I felt like still a girl, but also had lived this very adult worldly life since I was 15. I had had my first apartment in New York. I'd traveled by the week, you know, New York, London, Tokyo, Paris, everywhere while juggling my high school education. So, you know, I sort of just had moved to New York and was really, really lucky to meet. And I could have...
Never imagined I would meet like the love of my life and the person I would end up like. At 19. At 19. And there's pros and cons to that for sure. But I don't know. I definitely wasn't looking for it. But I think we also… Because we met so young, we've been through so much together.
That we've both really grown together. And I think that's also part of… why our partnership is so solid is because we've both… It's like there have been so many things in life that we've had to… Challenges we've faced personally, professionally, privately, publicly.
That it's like… It's almost like a trial by fire. Like it forges you in that bond forever. And I think if you can get through those things together, you… Like that's… I feel very grateful for it. Because like I feel like we can get through anything. You really can.
It's actually when I turned 30, people were like, how are you only still working? It's really true.
For sure. I was a child pretending to be a grown-up for a long time. Well, and doing a really good job pretending. I learned the game very quickly. I grew up in Missouri wearing, like, the Gap. You know, like, that was my idea of high fashion. Maybe limited to. Um, but I, so I, it was not my world that I grew up in by any means. And I was not reading Vogue.
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