Gisele Bündchen takes her children to a pumpkin patch in Miami amid Tom Brady's problems.
But will they ‘patch’ up their relationship?
Gisele Bündchen helped her daughter, Vivian, and son, Benjamin, pick out pumpkins during a family trip — sans Tom Brady — to a patch in Miami over the weekend.
The former Victoria’s Secret Angel was photographed lugging a large pumpkin as her 12-year-old son and 9-year-old daughter stayed close. Jack, Brady’s 15-year-old son whom he shares with ex Bridget Moynahan, did not join the trio for the outing.
Bündchen, 42, dressed casually in a monochromatic look of gray leggings and a T-shirt — and notably decided to leave her wedding ring at home once again.
Naturally, the Brazilian bombshell’s husband — who had an away game against the Carolina Panthers the next day — was nowhere to be found.
As Page Six exclusively reported, Bündchen and the 45-year-old NFL star are gearing up for a “nasty” split.
“Things are very nasty between Tom and Gisele because of the lawyers,” an insider shared. “They are ready for a fight.”
Fortunately, the only issue the two aren’t fighting over is their children.
“Tom and Gisele are not battling over the kids, they both want joint custody,” the source added, “but it will take some time to divide their immense wealth and property all over the world.”
Moynahan, who split from the Bucs QB in late 2006, seemingly shared her thoughts on her ex’s potential divorce from Bündchen over the weekend when she shared a cryptic quote about relationships ending.
“Not everything is meant to be mended. Not all relationships are meant to last a lifetime,” the note, posted to social media, read.
”Sometimes we have to learn to get comfortable with the gifts that are offered through the ruptures and the endings instead of the stories of repair and reconciliation.”
Bündchen has not commented on the status of her marriage, but told Elle magazine that she has told the pro athlete that he needs to be “more present.”
“I’ve done my part, which is [to] be there for [my husband],” the businesswoman told the outlet for her September cover story. “I moved to Boston, and I focused on creating a cocoon and a loving environment for my children to grow up in and to be there supporting him and his dreams
