Gisele Bündchen sent her ex-husband Tom Brady’s son some love on his 17th birthday.
The supermodel posted a touching tribute to Jack via her Instagram Stories on Thursday, starting with a throwback photo of the “sweet peanut.”
Bündchen, 44, went on to share a more recent shot of herself hugging the teenager, whom Brady welcomed in 2007 with ex Bridget Moynahan.
“[He] turned into this beautiful, kind and incredible young man,” the former Victoria’s Secret Angel wrote. “We are so lucky to have you in our lives! Love you so much!”
While Moynahan, 53, has yet to post about Jack’s big day, Brady shared birthday wishes on social media for their “sweet” child on Thursday.
“Happy 17th birthday to the kindest, sweetest, most thoughtful 17-year-old, I know,” the retired NFL player, 47, wrote. “You are truly a blessing in my life and I am so grateful to watch you mature into a young man.”
Brady continued, “Your love of family, friends, school, athletics, hard work and dedication to everything you put your energy into are just some of your amazing qualities. I love spending every minute with you and I cherish our time together.”
The athlete also acknowledged his “least favorite” thing about Jack — that the teen “can beat [him] in one-on-one now.”
He concluded, “I love you always and forever, happy birthday, dad.”
Bündchen was already in a relationship with Brady when he became a father.
She called herself a “bonus” mom to Jack, clarifying in 2020 that she does not “like to use the word stepmom.”
Last year, the businesswoman promised to “always be [t]here for” Jack “no matter what” as he turned 16.
“I remember when you were just a little peanut and now you are towering over me. I am so lucky to have you in my life,” she gushed. “Love you so much!”
Bündchen and Brady are the parents of son Benjamin, 14, and daughter Vivian, 11, who arrived in 2009 and 2012, respectively.
The former couple has been co-parenting since divorcing in October 2022.
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Source: The Wall Street Journal
