The Brazilian supermodel is seen in high spirits when attending the 60th anniversary celebration for the jewelry brand Vivara, of which she is the face, in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
- Dec 14, 2022
AceShowbiz - Gisele Bundchen has made her return to the red carpet since finalizing her divorce from Tom Brady. When gracing the red carpet for the first time since being declared legally single, the Brazilian beauty turned heads with her goddess look.
On Monday, December 12, the 42-year-old supermodel attended the 60th anniversary celebration for the jewelry brand Vivara in Sao Paulo, Brazil. For the occasion, she wore a sleek gold dress with a cutout midriff.
Adding extra glam, Gisele, who appeared in high spirits at the event, held on to a matching purse and wore her hair swept up into a high ponytail. The celebration, which was also attended by fellow Brazilian model Lais Ribeiro, marked her first public event since announcing her split from seven-time Super Bowl champ.
Earlier that day, Gisele was seen arriving at an airport with her two kids, Benjamin and Vivian. They seemed to be trying to fly under the radar as they all had face masks on as they were escorted out of the airport by security.
While Gisele and the kids are seemingly ready for the holiday in the South American country, Tom has been busy playing with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It does not look likely he will join his former wife and their two kids as his team will play the Bengals on December 18 and then they'll take on the Cardinals on Christmas Day on December 25.
The escape from Florida came just ahead of Gisele's first Christmas as a divorced woman from Tom, to whom she was married for 13 years. Tom and Gisele announced their split after the quarterback retired, then unretired, from the NFL earlier this year, reportedly upsetting her expectations for a definitive end to his highly successful career.
Tom and Gisele finalized their divorce in October. Despite going their separate ways, they agreed to have joint custody of their kids. According to reports, the agreement will allow their children to have "full access" to both parents.
