Tom Brady is not only a celebrated player but he’s also a dad of three beautiful children, the eldest of whom just became an adult, which the 7x Super Bowl champ celebrated with a heartfelt social media post.
Brady went down memory lane as he posted various pictures he took with his children over the years.
In the first image, Brady and his son, Jack, are seen posing for a picture with ex Patriots’ hand around his son’s shoulder, hinting at their friendly relationship.
Brady relived his Jack’s childhood in the next few pictures also including his other son Benjamin and his daughter Vivian.
In one of the videos posted in the dump, Brady and his son were seen having a good time dancing on Calvin Harris’ “Feel so close.”
“From little steps to big dreams, happy birthday Jack. You’ve always shown grace, courage, love and kindness since God blessed us with your arrival,” Tom Brady heartly wrote in his Instagram caption. I’m so proud of the man you are! Welcome to adulthood, it comes with higher credit card limits, bigger bills, and no curfew… OK maybe not all at once!”
There is a saying that a dad’s heart soars with his children’s happiness, not with his own…truer words could not be spoken. We love you so much and I know this will be your best year yet,” he added.
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Tom Brady expresses desire to help son play QB
During an episode of “Let’s Go” on Oct. 4, 2022, Tom Brady opened up about seeing his son Jack play quarterback sometimes as he believes he doesn’t have a lot of specialities in life other than his extraordinary football skillset.
“I love watching him play quarterback because I think there’s very few things in life that I could probably help him with,” Brady said. “You know, I don’t have a lot of specialties in life other than probably throwing the football.”
Brady also admitted his son is a lot smarter than him and has got a great work ethic, further cementing the belief that he can help Jack become a great quarterback.
John “Jack” Edward Thomas Moynahan, took birth on Aug. 22, 2007, in Santa Monica, California.
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