Tom Brady is all smiles as he arrives solo at Patriots' owner Robert Kraft's surprise wedding
Tom Brady was pictured arriving solo at the wedding of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft's surprise wedding to Dr. Dana Blumber on Friday.
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Amid rumors of a divorce, his wife Gisele Bundchen was not in attendance as Tom, wearing a black suit with a white button-down and no tie, celebrated the special day with his former boss.
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Tom had a big smile on his face in pictures taken as he arrived at the Hall des Lumiéres in Tribeca, New York, with a source telling Page Six that the NFL player spent time at the party with Jon Bon Jovi and Drew Bledsoe, the quarterback Tom replaced in 2001 at the Patriots.
Other stars spotted attending the surprise wedding celebration included Elton John, Ed Sheeran, and Tommy Hilfiger.
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Though neither Gisele nor Tom have yet to make a statement on the rumors of an impending divorce, the model recently appeared to give rare insight into the status of their relationship when she sent a clear message about not putting up with an "inconsistent" partner.
The model responded to a quote first shared by motivational speaker and popular podcast host Jay Shetty, which read: "You can't be in a committed relationship with someone who is inconsistent with you. Read that again."
Though their children have attended, Gisele has yet to make at an appearance at any of Tom's latest football games
Gisele replied with a simple praising hands emoji. Her social media activity alluding to her unhappiness comes following several reports that the two have individually hired divorce lawyers. Gisele was also recently spotted out in Miami not wearing her wedding ring.
The pair have two children together, Vivian Lake and Benjamin Rein, and Gisele is also involved in Tom's eldest son's life.
The seven-time Super Bowl champion retired from the sport earlier in 2022 but only weeks later retracted his statement and confirmed he would be playing with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for another season.
