Tom Brady’s 3 Kids Sweetly Cheer Him On At 1st Home Game Amid Gisele Marriage Troubles: Watch

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brave catTheir three children supported the professional quarterback at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ home game in Florida against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, September 25. Tom, 45, stepped to the sidelines during the game. and welcome his daughter. Lake Vivian9 and sons Benjamin Rain12 and John “Jack” Edward15. He sweetly kissed the top of Vivian’s head, before hugging his two sons, and then walking back to the yard.

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Sadly, the Buccaneers lost to the Packers 14-12, marking their first loss of the season. It was Tom’s mother and sisters who brought the kids into the game, not his wife Gisele Bündchen, 42. Gisele is yet to attend any of Tom’s NFL games this season, although she did publicly support her husband ahead of the season opener on September 11. “Visit @TomBrady . Let’s go Bucs! ” the Brazilian supermodel wrote on Twitter at the time.

As fans know, Gisele and Tom have been experiencing marital problems due to Tom’s decision to cancel his retirement from the NFL earlier this year. At the time, Gisele seemed to support the decision. But over the summer, Gisele was said to be so upset about the situation that she abandoned Tom in Tampa and flew to their vacation home in Costa Rica to have some time.

“Gisele did her best to adjust to Tom’s decision to come back [to the NFL]but it wasn’t easy for her because it wasn’t their deal,” a source recently said HollywoodLife. “She’s a very supportive wife, but she also speaks her truth, so there’s been a lot of tension since he came back.” The insider also noted that Tom had “broken” his promise to his wife about prioritizing family over career. “They’ve agreed on when he will retire and she feels cheated at this point,” the source said.

In March, Brady signed up again with the Buccaneers after a brief “retirement” from the sport. The 7-time Super Bowl champion took to Twitter to reveal what led to his change of heart. “Over the past two months, I have realized that my position is still on the field, not in the stands. That time will come. But not now. I love my teammates, and I love my family who always support me. They make it all possible. I will be back for my 23rd season in Tampa. LFG is in unfinished business. “