Miranda Kerr didn't address the dating or the lavish gifts rumors circulating and instead focused on the positive side as Orlando Bloom's ex wife sent out her holiday message through her Kora organics line website.

On Tuesday, Miranda Kerr wrote on the website that Christmas is one of her favorite holidays because it's the season for giving and goodwill.

"It's a time to pause and reflect on the year that's been, celebrate hard work, acknowledge the lessons we've learnt, and thank all who've guided and supported us along the way," Orlando Bloom's ex wife, Miranda Kerr, wrote.

"I'm incredibly grateful for my family, my friends, my colleagues and each of you who support me in my passion, KORA Organics. I truly believe in the products we create, but for me KORA Organics is so much more than skin care. It's uniting a community who band together to bring positivity and kindness into the world," the supermodel said.

Orlando Bloom's ex wife then urged her fans: "As we head into 2015, I ask that we all continue to consider the impact we have on each other's lives, and how a simple act of kindness can transform another person's day. Encourage kindness in all that you do."

Miranda Kerr was rumored to be dating Aussie casino mogul James Packer and even Tom Cruise. But the supermodel insisted that she's currently single and dating nobody. Her main concern, reportedly, is to raise her son with Orlando Bloom, Flynn.

"It's tough. It's not easy going through all of that and I never thought I would," she said in an interview with InStyle magazine, per NY Daily News. "But we work our way through it. We agree on pretty much everything when it comes to Flynn."

Miranda Kerr did not address recent dating rumors on her Christmas message, but she shared a quote from Amma the Hugging Saint: "Love is our true essence. Love has no limitations of caste, religion, race, or nationality. We are all beads strung together on the same thread of love. To awaken this unity--and to spread to others the love that is our inherent nature--is the true goal of human life."