Did Donald Trump’s MAGA campaign lead to Tom Brady’s divorce? Gisele Bundchen sets record straight
Tom Brady, like Donald Trump, continues to live on in the media following the end of his public position. During Trump's tenure, mentions of the controversial president were everywhere. Families couldn't avoid him, and in some situations, it may have caused a fracture as polarization continues to create two realities in the United States.
However, speaking to Vanity Fair, Brady's ex-wife Gisele Bundchen claimed that the president never adversely affected their relationship. It is no secret that No. 12 is or has been in Trump's corner in the past. For instance, in 2015, A MAGA hat was seen in the quarterback's locker.
Speculation is mounting that Tom Brady retired from the NFL to give himself the scheduling flexibility to be an active surrogate for Donald Trump's 2024 re-election campaign.
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Put simply, in the article, the quarterback's former wife didn't bite at any opportunity to take shots at or otherwise bash the quarterback.
She kept things cordial and respectful, claiming that the reason for the split was not out of anything more than two different sets of goals.
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Why did Tom Brady split with football and Gisele Bundchen?
The quarterback wanted his life to go in one direction, and she wanted to go in another. It was rumored that the quarterback was originally pushed into retirement by family forces outside of himself. After six weeks of trying out family life, the quarterback returned to the sport.
However, a year and divorce later, the former quarterback is focusing on life outside of the gridiron. Before embarking on what would be his final season, No. 12 took a deal with FOX to call NFL games following his retirement. Some speculated that he would work the Super Bowl at the end of the 2022 season.
Instead, in comments made on the Herd with Colin Cowherd, the quarterback revealed that he would be back in 2024. This leaves the entirety of now and the start of the 2024 season to explore paths otherwise ignored in the pursuit of Super Bowls.
Some have even speculated that Brady might be tempted to suit up for one last playoff run at the end of the regular season if an opportunity presents itself. Will the former Buccaneers QB be a mid-season addition to a team in 2023?