Tom Brady leaves OUT Gisele Bundchen in special Christmas shoutout during game interview

Tom Brady opted to not include his ex-wife and supermodel, Gisele Bundchen, in a Christmas shout out he gave during an interview following his team win on Sunday. 

The football quarterback, 45, included family members such as his ‘parents’ and ‘kids’ in a holiday shout out, but the Brazilian star, 42, was not included, reported The New York Post. 

The sports star, who played on Christmas Day for the first time this year, recently revealed on the Sirius XM podcast, Let’s Go, that he would be spending the day after Christmas with his children. 

A shoutout: Tom Brady, 45, gave a Christmas shoutout to his family after his team won their Sunday game, however, did not included his ex, Gisele Bundchen; Tom seen on Sunday during Buccaneers vs Cardinals game 

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback briefly opened up to Melissa Stark for a quick NBC Sunday Night Football interview on the crowded field. 

After playing against the Arizona Cardinals in overtime, Tom expressed, ‘I want to say hi to my parents, my sisters, my kids, love you all, hope you had a good time.’ 

The football star, who has professionally worked in the NFL for 22 years, further added, ‘Hope you had a good time, Merry Christmas to everyone, see you soon.’ 

However, in his shout out, Brady notably left out his ex-wife, Gisele, after the two finalized their divorce earlier in October after 13 years of marriage. 

Snubbed: The Buccaneers quarterback expressed to NBC on Sunday after the game, ‘I want to say hi to my parents, my sisters, my kids, love you all, hope you had a good time’; the supermodel seen earlier in December in Brazil 

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Earlier this month, Tom further opened up about his holiday plans during his Sirius XM podcast, Let’s Go. 

He had admitted that playing on the Christmas holiday would be a first for him, expressing that, ‘It’ll be a new experience that I’ve never had before that I’m gonna learn how to deal with. And I think that’s what life’s about.’ 

The football player further added during the podcast episode, ‘I’m gonna learn how to deal with Christmas Eve in a hotel, and I’m gonna have to learn how to deal with Christmas and Christmas night and still go out there and be a professional.’ 

He then went on to reveal his special plans after the big Sunday game, stating that he was looking forward, ‘to celebrating Christmas with my kids the day after.’ 

New experience: During an interview on the Sirius XM podcast, Let’s Go, the sports star admitted that playing on the Christmas holiday would be a first for him; seen on Sunday in Arizona after football game 

Going separate ways: Tom and Gisele finalized their divorce earlier this year in October after 13 years of marriage

Tom shares two children, son Benjamin, 13, and daughter, Vivian, 10, with his ex-wife, Gisele, along with another son, Jack, 15, whom he shares from a previous relationship with actress, Bridget Moynahan. 

The football star and Brazilian supermodel had first crossed paths in 2006, and officially began dating one year later in 2007. The two stars tied the knot in 2009 in California, followed by a second ceremony in Costa Rica two months later. 

Earlier this year in February, Tom revealed that he had made the decision to retire from football. ‘Gisele has been hoping he would retire already for a few years, especially after he won the Super Bowl with the Bucs,’ a source close to the couple informed People. 

‘She’s really happy because she would really worry about him. She hates seeing him get hit,’ the insider added to the publication. 

Family: Tom shares two children, son Benjamin, 13, and daughter, Vivian, 10, with his ex-wife, Gisele, along with another son, Jack, 15, whom he shares from a previous relationship with actress, Bridget Moynahan

Initial retirement: Gisele had supported Tom initially making the decision to retire from football earlier this year in February 

One month later in March, Tom announced that he had made the decision to continue playing professional football, with his wife initially supporting the sports star. 

However, in September, a source told People, ‘There’s a lot of tension. She was so happy when he announced his retirement, and she wasn’t thrilled at all when he went back on that.’ 

A separate insider expressed to the entertainment publication, ‘She doesn’t hate that he’s playing football, but she sure hates the way he handled the retirement and coming back.’ 

One month later in October, the couple filed for divorce, which was approved by the court the same day, with their marriage legally ‘dissolved.’ 

Since their separation, the two stars have put their focus into co-parenting and raising their children. ‘The kids adore them both, and they’ll have full access to both, whenever they want. They’re not vindictive like that,’ a source told People in November.  

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Un-retired: One month later in March, Tom announced that he had made the decision to continue playing professional football; the two seen in 2019 in Los Angeles 

Main focus: Since their separation, the two stars have put their focus into co-parenting and raising their children