From Celery Juice To Skincare And Taking Her Baby To Work, Miranda Kerr Shares Her Morning Routine

Kerr, 35, has been approached by would-be investors throughout the years but decided she wanted to self-fund her passion project – which she saw as having more longevity than modelling – and retain control of the company.

“I wanted to make sure I was a responsible parent,” she tells me on the phone from her home in Los Angeles, where she lives with husband Evan Spiegel and her two sons, Flynn and Hart.

“People are absolutely loving the skincare, they’re getting the results they need because the products are super-powerful,” she says, her Aussie accent inflected with a slight American twang.

Getting to this point has involved a lot of hard work, the mum-of-two admits, but Kerr is nothing if not organised, which becomes ever more evident when I enquire about her morning routine.

When we speak, at 10am LA time, Kerr has already been up for four-and-half hours and ticked off a to-do list that would take most mere mortals several days to complete, encompassing meditation, whipping up fresh juice, getting the kids ready, and even some skincare and make-up me-time.

Here’s what an average morning looks like for model, mum and beauty mogul Miranda Kerr…

“Then if the kids are still not awake, I have time to quickly get some ice, put it in the sink and use a cloth and put it on my face.

“Then I have my Rose Quartz Gua Sha [a traditional Chinese skin ‘scraping’ tool], which we make at Kora. Sometimes I keep that in the fridge as well, so it’s extra cooling on my face in the morning.”

“I’m loving celery juice in the morning on an empty stomach. I have 475ml, Flynn has a little shot glass full and Hart has a little bit – we all love the celery juice.

“For me, I’m so used to drinking healthy things, so it’s quite palatable. It’s really helped me with digestion, clarity, I just feel healthier and energised on it.”

“I get the kids ready, get them both fed – we do school drop-off and then I come back home, put the baby to sleep for his nap, and then have meetings.

“Everything is scheduled around school drop-offs. I like to always be there when my son’s with me and he’s not with his dad. My 10-month-old has his regular nap times now, so I can book meetings around that. And sometimes he’s in meetings with me as well.

“I’m very lucky and grateful that I can have him around when I’m working. We have a very baby-friendly office – I like to promote that because I feel personally, I relax more when my children are around than not around.”