It would certainly not going to surprise people if Cindy Crawford's kids are as gorgeous as their mother. Good looks definitely ran in the whole family as the supermodel was seen with her entire brood at the book party that was hosted by Santa Monica's Guthy-Renker company big bosses, Greg Renker and Bill Guthy, E! Online informed.
"Look who came out last night to support me! ❤," Crawford captioned on Instagram on Saturday. She added: "So much fun celebrating my book tour winding down with my LA friends! Thanks @ericbuterbaugh and @meaningfulbeauty for the great party! #BecomingCindy."
The event was held at Eric Buterbaugh Floral in West Hollywood last Friday to celebrate the 49-year-old Crawford's new book entitled "Becoming".
The family -- Crawford, her husband Randy Gerber and the two kids that are already showing the beauty that they got from their good-looking mother -- looked stunning as they arrived together.
Crawford's 14-year-old daughter Kaia, who is seen by many as a spitting image of her mother, showed up with a demure personality in a wonderful mini dress made of velvet fabric.
The supermodel said that she is happy with her long time husband. She said that part of why they are successful with their marriage is to not talk about it too much. She confessed that she learned a lot from her previous relationships.
"It's not something I want to share," she said. "If I felt that there was a great good that could come of it, I might have shared more, but I didn't think that there was anything for other people to learn or benefit from. And I wanted to be respectful."
She continued by saying that her relationship with Richard Gere have taught her how to be more reserved by not sharing her entire relationship with Randy Gerber out in the public, per E! Online. "I learned about how to be famous again. Again, that's not a universal lesson. And a lot of the personal things, everything else I learned from that, were from me."
According to In Style, Crawford explained that the "Becoming" book turned out to be her celebration for turning 50 next year. The book includes her 50 iconic images. She also confessed that there were many topics she would have loved to talk about, especially about her kids and her stand about nudity.
"Like people see nude pictures about me and they might make assumptions about what it felt like or didn't feel like or why I did it," Crawford said. "And I wanted to say, here's my stance on nudity. Or here's how I felt about body image or aging or becoming a mother."
