Rosie Huntington-Whiteley says she's excited for her kids to watch her Victoria's Secret runway return over breakfast with dad Jason Statham

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley said she is excited for her kids to watch her Victoria's Secret runway return over breakfast with their dad Jason Statham.The Brit, 39, has walked in six Victoria's Secret shows - five consecutive shows from 2006 to 2010, before her 16-year absence and return on Sunday night. Joining fellow supermodels, Rosie, who has been engaged to the actor since 2016, looked phenomenal in a number of white lingerie looks - with one look paired with a vast fur coat and another accompanied by trademark angel wings. On her return, the Pourtsmouth-born star told Vogue: 'It's a full-circle moment. My children will wake up on Monday morning and watch it over breakfast with dad – things just feel all the more special now.'Rosie and Jason share two children, Jack, nine, and Isabella, four, and have previously disclosed marriage is 'not a major priority' hence their long engagement.Discussing keeping her figure and preparing for the show, she went on: 'It's really about consistency because I'm a gym girl – I'm always training and taking care of myself. I'm about to turn 40 next year... Rosie Huntington-Whiteley said she is excited for her kids to watch her Victoria's Secret runway return over breakfast with their dad Jason Statham Rosie and Jason share two children, Jack, nine, and Isabella, four The Brit, 39, has walked in six Victoria's Secret shows - five consecutive shows from 2006 to 2010, before her 16-year absence and return on Sunday night (Rosie pictured on her first show in 2006) 'I look at my body and I have so much appreciation for having had two children. For me, it's really about feeling strong and fit, as opposed to thinking about a number on the scales or on a measuring tape. Competence builds confidence.'Speaking in the past about how she feels walking in the show, Rosie told GQ: 'When you work for Victoria's Secret you have to know how to use your body...'I am not a shy person when it comes to doing things for my job. I've never done anything that makes me feel uncomfortable...'Nearly every American guy will tell you that the first time they became aware of their sexuality was flicking through a Victoria's Secret catalogue. It's a huge honour to be part of that'. Rosie's sensational return to the runway on Sunday came alongside a host of other elements to the annual spectacular. Kylie Jenner, 29, made her runway debut in the iconic diamond-encrusted $50million fantasy bra to close the show and made history as the first non-Victoria's Secret Angel to be given the honour of modelling the statement piece. The tradition kicked off in 1996, when Claudia Schiffer debuted the first-ever Fantasy Bra, valued at $1 million, in a Victoria’s Secret advertising campaign. Past models who have worn the iconic bra include Gisele Bundchen, Heidi Klum, Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio, Tyra Banks and Candice Swanepoel. Speaking in the past about how she feels walking in the show, Rosie told GQ: 'When you work for Victoria's Secret you have to know how to use your body'Prior to the show, Rosie spoke about her and Jason's plans to marry after Jack was born, saying: 'I think the time will come. It's also not a huge priority for us.'She has also addressed the couple's 20-year age gap, saying: 'His knowledge and strength are really inspiring and attractive, and that can come with a man who's had a bit of time.'While Rosie is one of the world's top supermodels, she has previously spoken about facing rejection in the industry.Speaking on the Reign with Josh Smith podcast, Rosie revealed how now she doesn't see rejection as failure and instead views it as something that wasn't meant to be.She told the host: 'There is a lot of rejection in this industry and there have been some really tough lessons with that… even now there's rejection. Rosie's sensational return to the runway on Sunday came alongside a host of other elements to the annual spectacular Kylie Jenner, 29, made her runway debut in the iconic diamond-encrusted $50million fantasy bra to close the show and made history as the first non-Victoria's Secret Angel to be given the honour of modelling the statement piece'I don't always get the jobs that I want and some things don't work out the way that I want them to.'I remember being sent home from a job once and that was very painful and that really hurt my soul.'She reflected: 'But you know, I was very, very young. But if a job doesn't work out, I kind of think it wasn't meant to be or I'm knocking on the wrong door and I go find opportunities elsewhere where I'm embraced.'I can never really consider something that didn't work out or rejection as a kind of failure. I see it as an opportunity for deep growth and actually, when I think of the successes that I've had over the years, which I feel very privileged for having they're so fun.'