Heidi Klum, Boyfriend Martin Kristen Fight in NYC Restaurant: Supermodel and Bodyguard Beau Make Up with PDA Two Days Later

After a lover's row at NYC hotspot The Spotted Pig Sunday night (June 9), supermodel Heidi Klum and her former bodyguard/boyfriend Martin Kristen seem to have kissed and made up.

Reports from Page Six state that a fight broke out between Klum and Kristen while the couple were out in the West Village with Klum's "Germany's Next Top Model" co-judge Thomas Hoyt. After pleasantly sipping drinks for a few hours, a rift occurred, and the two fought for over an hour before Klum left the restaurant.

Klum apparently returned to The Spotted Pig a short while later, though the model refused to sit with Kristen. The two then proceeded to have a conversation outside the restaurant, resulting in Kristen departing and Klum rejoining her friend at his table.

Though the heated, public argument seemed to indicate troubles for Klum and Kristen, the duo was spotted yesterday (June 11) with nothing but smiles and public displays of affection all across New York City.

As seen at The Daily Mail, the two began their Tuesday date at the outdoor patio at Pastis restaurant. Klum and her man were in high spirits; she was seen brushing at his face, while they both smiled and laughed. Later, they were seen doing one of the things Klum presumably does best: shopping. They hit up fashionable SoHo shops, such as Louis Vutton and John Varvatos, while holding hands and looking happy.

Heidi Klum and Martin Kristen began dating in September 2012. The couple met over four years ago, when Klum and her ex-husband Seal hired Kristen as their bodyguard. He gained her trust after looking after the couple and their four children.

So, when Klum and the R&B singer divorced in April 2012 after seven years of marriage, the two took their relationship to a new level, and have been spotted (mostly) happily all around the globe.

Even the most perfect couples have their tiffs, so Klum and Kristen are no exception, even though theirs is much more public than most.