Tom Brady browsing Miami schools for his children after divorce with Gisele Bundchen

Tom Brady browsing Miami schools for his children after divorce with Gisele Bundchen

A recent report from Page Six revealed that Tom Brady was spotted at an elite Miami private school for his children. For Tom Brady, staying close to his children after his divorce with Gisele Bundchen is essential. He will do everything in his power to remain close to them, although all three don’t live together. Two of them, live with Gisele Bundchen and the oldest one, Jack lives with actress Bridget Moynahan in New York. This recent video of Tom Brady browsing for a new school might suggest he will attempt to live in the same city, which unleashed a lot of speculation.

There are two options here, either he remains in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or he goes to the Miami Dolphins. A possibility that becomes more obvious due to Dolphins’ QB Tua Tagovailoa, whose recent concussions made the Miami Dolphins’ leadership consider a possible replacement and not risk his life anymore. The other option is to remain in Tampa Bay for constant visits from there to Miami. But the QB still has to say what his next move might be, it’s possible he does it through his social media accounts.

Tom Brady’s New York Jets unlikely option

Recently, there was a blog floating around the possibility Tom Brady has to play for the New York Jets. Although it is unlikely, another aspect that could probably tie him to that city is to stay close to son Jack. This can also count as an option for Brady’s next team, especially with the appeal of playing for a well-rounded team with a bright future ahead. These Jets only need an elite quarterback in order to become a dominant team in the NFL. Ideally, Brady would be a great choice for the Jets but his personal responsibilities might get in the way of that decision. It probably won’t be long before we get an announcement from Brady himself. What will he do next? Page Six so reported Gisele Bundchen toured the same school as Brady but in a separate occasion.

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