After Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen’s divorce, will Gisele celebrate her birthday all alone?
This year, Gisele Bündchen, ex-wife of Tom Brady and supermodel, will celebrate her birthday without Tom Brady.
After the former couple divorced in October 2022, the model is reportedly enjoying her birthday with her family in Brazil.
Gisele and her twin Patrcia will celebrate their 43rd birthdays on Wednesday after their mother’s birthday on Sunday, making it a week full of celebrations.
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After 13 years of marriage, Brady and Bündchen divorced. They are parents to Jack, 15, who Brady shares with his ex-girlfriend, actress Bridget Moynahan, as well as Benjamin, 13, and Vivian, 10.
Brady, 45, retired from football in February after 23 seasons in the NFL, and following the Hamptons Fourth of July white party, he was recently linked to Kim Kardashian romance rumors.
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The private holiday weekend celebration’s host and its CEO Michael Rubin put a stop to the rumours on Friday during an interview with ‘Entertainment Tonight’.
After becoming famous as a supermodel in the United States at an early age, Bündchen appears to be reestablishing ties with her own land and family.
A source close to Bündchen told People Magazine that during a VTEX business conference event in Sao Paulo last month, she became emotional on stage as she thought back on her career.
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“Gisele teared up on stage when they were talking about her early career,” the source said.
“She still gets emotional when she thinks about leaving her family and her sisters. She was only 14 years old and she went off to start a new life, a new career. She left everything she knew behind.”
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Brady, on the other hand, is actively engaging in new business ventures while continuing to follow football.
The seven-time Super Bowl victor committed to Fox Sports a 10-year, $375 million broadcasting agreement, securing his commentator position through 2024.
