It was a wonderful Christmas for Tom Brady, who celebrated with all three of his children.
On the slopes, the 46-year-old former National Football League player enjoyed the holiday with his daughter Vivian Lake, who is 11 years old, and his sons Benjamin, who is 14 years old, and Jack, who is 16 years old.
During the holiday season, the family posted photographs of their many festivities, including a group selfie taken when they were skiing together and a picture of them working together to decorate their Christmas tree.
With a heartfelt “Merry Christmas 🎄✨,” Brady signed off the family selfie.
Both of Brady’s younger children are shared with Gisele Bundchen, who was formerly his wife. Together with his ex-girlfriend Bridget Moynahan, he is also a co-parent to their son Jack, who is sixteen years old.
Brady has been trying to spend as much quality time as possible with his three children ever since he and Bundchen divorced in the autumn of last year. Over the course of the previous month, Brady introduced Jack to Victor Wembanyama, a French emerging NBA star who is 19 years old and a rookie with the San Antonio Spurs.
There was a picture taken of Brady, Jack, and Wembanyama, which was then posted on Instagram by the former NFL player. It was clear that the basketball player was taller than both the quarterback and his kid in the picture.
“3 on 3 who’s got next?!” In addition to the snap, Brady made a joke.
When Tom Brady was recognized with his children at his side at the Patriots’ 2023 season opener, which took place in September, he brought all three of his children with him. The game was an extra-special occasion for the Patriots.
In addition to sharing a number of family photographs taken during the occasion, he also included a touching letter that was dedicated to his family and his old squad.
“I have said several times how fortunate I consider myself to having spent my whole life in the company of such remarkable individuals. An further reminder of such was provided by yesterday, as he said in a post on Instagram. The day when I returned to New England to celebrate what WE had done was really remarkable, and it is a day that I will never forget.
“The opportunity to spend time with my teammates, my family, my friends, my coaches, and most importantly, all of the Patriot Nation fans is something that I will never take for granted,” he concluded. We were able to win a great deal of games up here, and if you can believe it, we also had a great deal of fun while we were doing it. It’s a blessing that I was able to play with the New England Patriots. For all time, Foxboro.”