Tom Brady shared a cryptic message following news of his ex-wife Gisele Bündchen’s new marriage to Joaquim Valente.
The former athlete took to Instagram Stories on Saturday with a selfie, in which he wore a white hoodie sweatshirt that read, “Forever young.”
“Yuppppppp 100,” he wrote atop the pic. In another slide, Brady, 48, shared a football thirst trap. He was pictured wearing a black fitted T-shirt and matching shorts while flexing his pecs and holding a football with his left hand.
Brady tagged his athletic gear brand No Bull in the upload.
The social media posts come hours after a source told Page Six on Friday that Bündchen, 45, and Valente, 38, tied the knot in an intimate ceremony last month.
The Valente insider divulged that the supermodel allegedly exchanged vows “surrounded by a small group of friends and family” at home.
“He is thrilled they finally tied the knot after having a kid together,” the source told us.
The supermodel and Valente, a jiu-jitsu trainer, welcomed their first child together, Page Six confirmed in February. The name and gender of the couple’s baby has not yet publicly been revealed. The couple went public with their romance in 2024, though they were said to have started dating in 2023.
“Their chemistry together has always been there and they have a lot in common,” a source claimed to Us Weekly in October 2024. “They’ve been in love for a while.”
Bündchen and Brady — who share kids Vivian Lake, 13, and Benjamin Rein, 16 — filed for divorce in October 2022 after 13 years of marriage.
Brady also shares son Jack, 17, with ex Bridget Moynahan.
Since his 2022 divorce from Bündchen, Brady has been linked to Kim Kardashian — after they were pictured together at Michael Rubin’s Fourth of July party — and model Irina Shayk, both in 2023.
Shayk’s rep denied a connection at the time, but they were photographed looking affectionate after an overnight in Los Angeles weeks later.
Page Six confirmed in October 2023 that their brief romance had “fizzled out,” despite being snapped looking cozy in New York City and London.
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