In Photos: Tom Brady poses with Joe Burrow and other NFL stars at Michael Rubin's 'epic' 4th of July party
The 4th of July celebrations turned party mode for New England Patriots Hall of Famer Tom Brady. The NFL legend attended Michael Rubin’s star-studded all-white party in the Hamptons on Thursday.
On Friday, Brady shared some images from the party on Instagram. The post included pictures of Brady with former Patriots teammate Rob Gronkowski, Rubin and Phoenix Suns star guard Devin Booker.
"Another epic Fourth of July with @michaelrubin and the @fanatics family🇺🇸," Brady captioned the post.
Moreover, there are also snapshots of Brady posing with young NFL stars CJ Stroud and Joe Burrow. There's also a picture of Tom Brady with Stroud from a friendly football game in the Hamptons before the NFL stars celebrated the 4th of July at Rubin’s house.
July 4 is a special occasion for Brady as it's the same his mother was born. The Hall of Famer shared a heartwarming note on Instagram, wishing 78th birthday to his mother Galynn.
"I always thought it was appropriate the country took a day off to celebrate my mom… she deserves it! Happy Birthday to the most thoughtful, caring, loving person I’ve ever known," Brady said.
Last month, Tom Brady had a grand celebration when he was inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame.
Tom Brady's heartwarming message for kids at Patriots Hall of Fame induction
In mid-June, Tom Brady became the 35th player to be inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame at the ceremony, which took place at Gillette Stadium, Foxborough. During the event, Brady gave a heartwarming speech, which included a short tribute to his kids.
"Your dad loves you more than anything in this world," Brady said. "Your smiles outshine the morning sun. And where I live, that's a pretty brilliant sun. There's no greater joy than watching the three of you grow and teach me things on your way to becoming incredible young adults."
After the Hall of Fame event, Brady hinted at his plans before joining the commentator's role with Fox. In a conversation with PEOPLE, Brady said that he will attend the Olympics with his kids.