Tom Brady is going through difficult times just a few months after deciding to run things back with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the 2022 NFL season. Recently, the quarterback got divorced from Gisele Bundchen after 13 years of marriage.
Rumors of a breakupmade headlines overthe last few weeks before the former couple made it official on Fridaythrough separate statements on social media. Brady, 45, looked ready to end his football career at the beginning of the year.
He even announced his retirement from football, but changed his mind only a month later as he felt there was āunfinished businessā with the Bucs. Brady recently took to his āLetās Goā podcast to address his divorce and how to balance work and personal life.
Tom Brady addresses divorce from Gisele Bundchen, balancing personal and professional life
āThereās a lot of professionals in life that go through things that they deal with at work and they deal with at home,ā Brady said, via CBS Sports. āObviously, the good news is itās a very amicable situation and Iām really focused on two things: taking care of my family and certainly my children and secondly doing the best job I can to win football games. Thatās what professionals do.
āYou focus at work when itās time to work and when you come home, you focus on the priorities at home. All you can do is the best you can do. Thatās what Iāll continue to do as long as Iām working and Iām being a dad.ā
Brady, who is playing his 23rd season in the NFL, has three childrenā one with former girlfriend Bridget Moynahan (John Edward Thomas Moynahan, 15), and two with Gisele (Benjamin Rein Brady, 12, and Vivian Lake Brady, 9). The star quarterback explained how heās going to deal with professional and personal tasks after the divorce.
āI think thatās what being a professional is,ā Brady continued. āIāve dealt with a lot of challenging situations on and off the field over 23 years, and a lot of it does play out in front of a lot of people. So I think think the interesting thing for a football player and an athlete in general is youāre out there, I always say weāre not actors even though weāre in TV. That is our real self out there. Weāre trying to do our best.
āThatās how people have gotten to know me over the years by being on TV, and that is my authentic self out there to compete with my teammates every day and youāre giving all you can to the team. Everyone is going through different things. We all have our unique challenges in life. Weāre all humans. We do the best we can do.ā
These are certainly somechallenging times for Brady, who apart from going through a big change in his personal life is dealing with a tough start to the season with the Bucs. Tampa is on a three-game losing streak, sitting second in the NFC South at 3-5.





