**Karlie Kloss Discusses Potential for Future Storylines in Netflix Series ‘Nobody Wants This’**
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Supermodel and media entrepreneur Karlie Kloss has expressed a keen interest in weaving her personal experiences into the narrative of the Netflix series “Nobody Wants This.” In a recent interview with journalist Emily Chang for Bloomberg Originals’ “The Circuit,” Kloss revealed that her journey of converting to Judaism has inspired her to share ideas for subsequent seasons of the show, which currently stars Kristen Bell and Adam Brody.
Kloss, 33, who is married to Joshua Kushner, referenced moments in her life that resonate with the series’ plot, which revolves around the unexpected romance between an agnostic podcaster and a rabbi. She mentioned that she had shared these insights with Erin Foster, the series creator and a long-time friend. Kloss remarked, “I texted her and I was like, ‘Girl, for season 2, 3, 4, I got more material for you. Call me.’”

The couple began dating in 2012 and became engaged in 2018. It was reported that Kloss converted to Judaism just prior to their engagement that June. A source close to Kloss indicated that she approached the decision with the seriousness it warranted, recalling, “She’s never been one to make decisions lightly; she spends a lot of time reflecting and learning.” Kloss and Kushner wed in October of that same year.
In discussing her spiritual journey on “The Circuit,” Kloss noted the significance of Kushner’s faith in their relationship. “I fell in love with somebody whose faith was a huge part of who he is,” she stated. “And choosing that I wanted it in my life. I’m really proud of that choice.”
Kloss previously opened up about her conversion and the meaningful rituals that Judaism has brought into her life. In an interview with British Vogue, she shared how the weekly observance of Shabbat has influenced her way of living. “It has added so much meaning to my life,” she explained. “Shabbat helps me reconnect to the actual world.”

While Kloss’s decision to convert was influenced by her relationship with Kushner, she emphasised that it was not merely a result of her love for him. “It wasn’t enough to just love Josh and make this decision for him,” she clarified. “This is my life, and I am an independent, strong woman. It was only after many years of studying and soul searching that I made the decision to fully embrace Judaism in my life.”
The bond between Kloss and Erin Foster dates back several years, with the two spotted together at various public events as early as 2017. Foster’s work on “Nobody Wants This” is inspired by her own love story with husband Simon Tikhman, though she has assured audiences that the narrative for the show’s second season does not draw from her personal experiences.
The series made its debut on Netflix in 2024 and has since garnered attention for its unique approach to themes of faith and romance. Although Foster stated that Season Two is not directly based on her life, she confirmed that a third season has already been greenlit, with filming wrapped up in May.
As Kloss reflects on her own life experiences and the intertwining of personal narratives in popular culture, it remains to be seen how her contributions will shape the future of “Nobody Wants This.” Her insights undoubtedly promise further depth to a series that has already resonated with many viewers around the world.
With three children now in the family, the supermodel continues to navigate her multifaceted career while balancing her roles as a mother and a creative contributor. The anticipation surrounding the upcoming seasons reflects not only the show’s success but also the evolving narrative that Kloss hopes to influence through her own journey.
