Model Gisele Bundchen has opened up on her divorce from NFL player Tom Brady, describing it as” the death of my dream”.
The Brazilian supermodel and American football star split after 13 times of marriage last October.
” It’s tough because you imagine your life was going to be a certain way, and you did everything you could, you know?” she told Vanity Fair magazine.
Why Bundchen rejected the venture
She described rumours that the bifurcation had happed after Brady returned to the NFL, despite preliminarily publicizing his withdrawal, as” veritably hurtful” and” the craziest thing” she had ever heard.
” What is been said is one piece of a much bigger mystification. It’s not so black and white,” she told Vanity Fair.
” I’ve always cheered for him, and I would continueforever.However, it’s him, believe me, If there is one person I want to be the happiest in the world. I want all his dreams to come true.”
Brady, who won a record seven Super Bowl titles during his 23- season career, said last month he was retiring” for good”.
Brady, 45, and Bundchen, 42, started dating in 2006 and got married in early 2009. They’ve two children together, along with Brady’s son with hisex-partner, actress Bridget Moynahan.
Bundchen also outlined how they had grown piecemeal as a couple over time, beginning before Brady’s withdrawal reversal to play one final football season last time.
” occasionally you grow together; occasionally you grow piecemeal,” she said.
” When I was 26 times old and he was 29 times old, we met, we wanted a family, we wanted effects together.
” As time goes by, we realise that we just wanted different effects, and now we’ve a choice to make. That does not mean you do not love the person.”
Bundchen, one of the highest- paid models in the world since 2001, added that she had” no regrets” about her life with Brady.
publicizing the separation in October 2022, Brady said the decision was” painful and delicate”.
” still we only wish the stylish for each other as we pursue whatever new chapters in our lives that are yet to be written,” he said.
