Two months after tying the knot, newlywedsKarlie Klossand Joshua Kushner are enjoying a romantic getaway abroad.
Kloss, 26, confirmed on Instagram Wednesday that the lovebirds, who wed in October, are on their honeymoon in South Africa.
The couple, whodated for six yearsbefore getting engaged, both wore white tops for the outdoor excursion, though theProject Runwayhost accessorized her look with a red scarf and gold hoop earrings.
Not only has the Christmas trip been a fun adventure for the couple, but it’s also brought them closer to nature.
She also posted a photo of a yawning, sleepy lion, which she humorously captioned, “Mood.” Additionally, she expressed her joy to fans in an Instagram Story video on Wednesday after seeing a large family of elephants. In the footage, she turned the camera to her face and mouthed, “Oh my God.”
On Oct. 18, Kloss and Kushner held a small, Jewish ceremony in upstate New York, with under 80 people in attendance. They will also host a larger celebration for friends and loved ones in the spring.
“The wedding was intimate and moving. The couple was beaming with happiness,” a friend who attended the ceremony told PEOPLE.
The pair announced their engagement in July, weeks after Kushner popped the question during a romantic weekend in upstate New York. “They’re both overjoyed and happily celebrating,” a source close to the coupletold PEOPLEat the time. “Their hearts are full and they’re excited to build their future together.”
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Kushner proposed with ahigh-carat cushion cut diamondin a platinum solitaire setting with a diamond pavé band.
When Kloss shared the news of their engagement on Instagram with a sunset selfie kissing Kushner, she wrote: “I love you more than I have words to express. Josh, you’re my best friend and my soulmate. I can’t wait for forever together. Yes a million times over 💍.”
Kushner is the younger brother to Jared Kushner, a senior advisor to President Trump and brother-in-law toIvanka Trump.
Prior to their engagement, a source told PEOPLE that Kloss converted to Judaism in early June (a step Trump also took before her engagement to the elder Kushner brother). “She’s never been one to make decisions lightly,” the source said. “She spends a lot of time reflecting and learning.”
source: people.com
