Tom Brady Shares Secret Quote About ‘Betrayal’ And ‘Fake Friends’

Tom Brady seemingly stirring up the post with a cryptic quote on Instagram about “fake friends betraying you.” His post rose shortly after his ex-wife Gisele Bundchen released his tell-all cover interview Vanity Fair.

In the interview, Bündchen addressed rumors that she had given Brady an ultimatum regarding her retirement. The supermodel said she only wants the best for Brady and even commented on her relationship with Bridget Moynahan.

Bündchen has been at the center of multiple romance rumors recently, most notably with billionaire Jeffrey Soffer. He denied all the rumors and was upset that people ignored his $400 million net worth to plant false stories.

Read on to learn more.

Tom Brady shares a secret quote on Instagram

Hours after Gisele Bündchen’s tell-all cover interview Vanity Fair released, Tom Brady took over Instagram to stir the pot with a cryptic post. The former NFL Quarterback shared a quote from famous essayist Ralph Waldo Emerson on his Instagram Stories.

Emerson’s quote was about the true meaning of success and he said, “What is success? Laugh often and a lot; To win the respect of intelligent people and the love of children; to win the praise of honest critics, and to bear the treachery of false friends.”

The quote also explains that success is always about finding the “best in others” and intentionally “leaving the world a little better, whether through a healthy child, or a patch of garden, or an esteemed social position; To know that even one life breathed easier because you lived. It worked!” Brady simply captioned the post with three red heart emojis.

Gisele Bündchen talks about divorce rumors from Tom Brady

Bündchen’s new interview with him Vanity Fair featured the supermodel’s thoughts and truths on several recent rumors. The supermodel addressed the viral stories of how she gave Brady an ultimatum to retire from professional football.

Speaking about the rumours, Bündchen, 42, said it was “very hurtful” and “the craziest thing she’s ever heard”. He said: “If there’s anyone I want to be the happiest in the world, it’s him, believe me. I want you to reach and conquer. I want all your dreams to come true.”

Bündchen also explained that politics was “never” a factor she took into account when she decided to end their 13-year marriage. He explained that when he was “26 and she was 29” they wanted more things, but now they realize they want “different things”.

He discussed his relationship with Bridget Moynahan

Meanwhile Vanity Fair in the interview, Bündchenalso spoke candidly about her “challenging” relationship with Bridget Moynahan, with whom Brady has a 15-year-old son, Jack. Bündchen said she and Moynahan have a “great relationship” but noted that “everything in life is about work.”

She also subtly hinted that Moynahan gave birth to Jack a few months after she and Brady started dating, saying, “We have to go through the roller coaster.” Bündchen added: “There are moments when you reach sticky spots and you have to fight through them.”

However, the supermodel has revealed that embracing baby Jack as her ‘bonus child’ has helped her and Brady plan for children of their own. She said: “Jack came into our lives and I felt so blessed and it made me want to be a mother.”

Gisele Bündchen slams Jeffrey Soffer romance rumors

During the interview, Bündchen also touched on the rumors that have recently surfaced about her love life since the divorce. She has officially stated that she is not romantically involved with billionaire Jeffrey Soffer, specifically because “He’s Tom’s friend, not my friend.”

Emphasizing her point that she would never be with Soffer, Bündchen added: “I wouldn’t be with this guy. I mean, pooh-leeze. The 42-year-old was also upset that people assumed she was influenced by Soffer’s money, especially given her own $400 million net worth. Soffer is worth about $2.2 billion.

Bündchen shared it with him Vanity Fair that he thought the romantic stories with Soffer were planted, but he did not show. He said, “Who benefits from this? Why would someone plant something like that? There is only one reason. They want to make me look like something I’m not.”