Celebrating his supermodel wife turning 42, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quartermaster leaves a love letter for her on his social media and thanks her for being his inspiration.
- July 21, 2022
AceShowbiz - Tom Brady is celebrating Gisele Bundchen's special day in a sweet way. To mark the momentous occasion of his supermodel wife turning 42, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback turned to his social media account to gush over her for being his inspiration.
Making use of his Instagram account on Wednesday, July 20, the 44-year-old athlete left a love letter for the mother of his children. He wished her a happy birthday, before stating, "Enjoy your special day and I know this year will be your best year yet." He went on to gush, "Thank you for inspiring me with your honesty and authenticity."
Alongside the sweet message, Tom posted a gorgeous snap of Gisele rocking a beige dress in an outdoor setting. In the shared picture, she could be seen wearing gold necklace and bracelet, and flashing a big smile at the camera. The Brazilian beauty herself reshared her husband's post on her Instagram Story and added a heart in the corner.
This was not the only time Tom showered Gisele with his brimming love. In a June interview with PEOPLE, the NFL star proudly told the outlet that his supermodel wife is the secret to his success. He also added, "I think without her, there's no way I could be doing what I'm doing."
The athlete continued to heap praises on his spouse by stating, "It takes an amazing partnership to do it. She's a good influence on me. She's been a great influence on me for a long time." He then reinforced his admiration, "She's just a great woman."
Tom shares two children, 9-year-old Vivian Lake and 12-year-old Benjamin Rein, with Gisele. He also has 14-year-old Jack with ex-partner Bridget Moynahan. When opening up about fatherhood, the football star admitted that he struggled in getting his kids to understand that they're privileged.
"We have people that clean for us. We have people that make our food. We have people that drive us to the airport if we need that. We get off a plane and there's people waiting there for us and we get ushered in," Tom shared in an interview with "DRIVE" podcast.
He continued, "That's my kids' reality which is the hard part to say, guys, this is not the way reality really is...what can we do about that?" He went on to say, "I think we can try to create experiences that are more along the lines of what most kids go through even though they will still have experiences that a lot of kids never do have."
