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Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen’s daughter, Vivian, is her mother’s mini-me.
Vivian, 13, appeared alongside brothers Jack, 18, and Benjamin, 16, in FIFA World Cup photos shared by their dad via Instagram on Monday, July 20. One snap showed the kids wearing matching red and blue jerseys as they posed with Brady, 48, at a recent soccer match. Vivian looked like the spitting image of Bündchen, 46, as she wore her light brown hair down and parted down the middle.
In another photo, Vivian hugged her dad as she sported a dark blue Brazil jersey, representing her mom’s native country.
“What a finale to one of the greatest month-long sporting events we’ve ever seen,” Brady captioned the Instagram carousel. “So happy to share it with my favorite crew.”
The retired NFL star continued, “To everyone who made this month what it was, friends, family, and the athletes from around the world who stepped in the arena… these are the memories we’ll be talking about for the rest of our lives and I’m glad I made them with you. Sports have given me everything. But watching this one from the other side reminded me why any of us fall in love with sports in the first place. Thank you for the memories @fifaworldcup, see you in 4 years!”
Brady shares Vivian and Benjamin with ex-wife Bündchen, whom he was married to from 2009 to 2022. He shares Jack with ex Bridget Moynahan.
Bündchen, meanwhile, is also a mom to a son with husband Joaquim Valente. The supermodel and her jiu-jitsu instructor tied the knot in December 2025, 10 months after they welcomed their first child together.
Bündchen paid tribute to Valente, 38, on Father’s Day last month.
“Happy Father’s Day @joaquimvalente! Thank you for leading by example, and for the values you embody, love, humility, integrity, discipline, kindness and consistency,” she wrote on June 21 alongside family photos. “You are an incredible role model. We are all so grateful for you, and we love you so much.”
Earlier in June, Bündchen made a rare comment about her former life in New England with Brady.
“I had moved to Boston and was living a much quieter life,” she told W Magazine. “Earlier in my career, everything was about achievement and saying yes to every opportunity.”
Bündchen continued, “Over time, I began to understand the importance of finding balance. My spiritual practice helped me become more present and more connected to myself. Instead of focusing on external expectations, I started paying attention to how I felt internally. That changed everything — not only my work, but also the way I experienced life.”
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