Over the weekend, Tom Brady and his 13-year-old daughter Vivian turned their garden into an impromptu volleyball court, engaging in a spirited and competitive practice session.
Vivian, inheriting her father’s athletic prowess, displayed impressive skill in a video shared by Brady on Instagram. The footage showcases their energetic rallies under the night sky, set against the backdrop of Brady’s opulent $150 million mansion in Miami.
The seven-time Super Bowl winner, known for his tenure with the New England Patriots, chose to go shirtless, proudly revealing his toned physique as they played. Adding a touch of charm to the scene, their playful dog made a brief cameo during one of the rallies, eager to join in the fun.
‘Saturday nights with my future Olympian,’ Brady captioned the video. ‘I think I finally found someone who likes practice more than I did.’
The engaging clip caught the eye of sports legend David Beckham, who wittily remarked, “You met your match and some,” in the comments section.
Currently taking a break from his commentary duties with Fox, Brady is savoring quality time with his three children: 18-year-old Jack, 16-year-old Benjamin Rein, and of course, Vivian. This light-hearted family moment is just one of many shared by the retired quarterback as he enjoys this chapter of his life.
Tom Brady and his daughter Vivian, 13, filmed their very competitive volleyball practice
The daughter of the seven-time Super Bowl champion proved she’s as athletic as her father
The video shows them in a series of impressive rallies in the garden of Brady’s $150m home
Brady, who is enjoying a break from his commentary role with Fox, has been spending time with this three children: Jack, 18, Benjamin Rein, 16, and Vivian, 13.
But his volleyball session with Vivian, whom he shares with ex-wife Gisele Bundchen, comes at the start of what will be a busy week for Brady and his NFL team – the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Raiders have the No. 1 overall pick in this year’s NFL Draft, which begins on Thursday night in Pittsburgh.
Brady and GM John Spytek are widely expected to take Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza when they are put on the clock.
Earlier this month, Brady was spotted out with his dog five months after revealing that she’s a clone.
Last year, the NFL star revealed that his young pooch Junie was copied from his beloved Lua, a pit bull mix who died two years earlier.
Shortly after his announcement, the seven-time Super Bowl winner was spotted out on a walk with Junie, who was, unsurprisingly, a spitting image of his old dog.
Back in November, Brady revealed the reasons behind cloning his old family dog after working alongside biotech company Colossal Biosciences.
Brady called Vivian, whom he shares with ex-wife Gisele Bundchen, his ‘future Olympian’
In a press release obtained by People, Brady explained: ‘They mean the world to me and my family.
‘A few years ago, I worked with Colossal and leveraged their non-invasive cloning technology through a simple blood draw of our family’s dog before she passed.’
As a result, Brady and his three children got a ‘second chance with a clone of our beloved dog,’ the quarterback said.
Brady, with his now-ex-wife Gisele Bundchen, adopted Lua in 2014, a beagle named Scooby in 2015, and a terrier named Fluffy in 2016.
Lua died in 2023, shortly after the couple’s divorce. Brady also has a black pit bull mix named Onyx.
Brady’s admission, however, drew mixed responses as the internet reacted to the news, with Dave Portnoy among those to label the move as ‘weird’.
