As a young player, the future Hall of Famer Tom Brady followed the footsteps of players like Steve Young and Joe Montana in the way being the NFL GOAT, now putting an end to his illustrious career, the father Brady is matching up idolizing himself like his father Tom Brady Sr.
The seven-time Super Bowl champion harbored a strong emotion for not spending quality time with his children and failing to emerge as a model father despite winning countless awards throughout his illustrious NFL career. However, he is now advancing his career as the best father, which he shared in a post to honor Father’s Day.
Tom Brady shares heartfelt Father’s Day post
Tom Terrific made the internet melt on Father’s Day with a touching Instagram post featuring a photo of him and his father together. The 45-year-old went above and beyond in his post to express his gratitude to his father for raising him in such a superb manner.
TB12 may have football down to a science, but he is still working to overcome the difficulties that come with being a father. The three children he has, Jack, Benny, and Vivi, were also specifically mentioned in the former quarterback’s post because he considers fatherhood to be the “best thing” in his life.
“On this Father’s Day, all I can think of is how grateful I am to have been raised by the world’s best Dad, and to now have three beautiful angels of my own who I have the joy of watching grow up. Being a Dad is the best thing in my life. I have learned so much about what it takes from my Dad and to be able to pass that on to Jack, Benny, and Vivi means the world to me,” he wrote in the post.
Tom Brady reflects on his favorite part of fatherhood
After heading out of the football world, the former NFL player accepted a new challenge: he now has to focus on being the best father possible and enjoying fatherhood, which is now his top priority. Tom tried to avoid involving his kids in any of his personal matters after he and Gisele Bundchen got divorced.
He is now working to improve his children’s quality of life because they have become his new source of motivation and are demonstrating to him how to be “present” and strive to “cherish every moment” of life with them.
They have taught me how to be present (still working on this daily 🤣)and cherish every moment (mostly😂) that we have as a family, because that’s what matters most. Their love for others and constant selflessness makes me so proud to be their dad, and I know those traits come directly from everyone who is part of their life. Thank you Dad, for being you, and thank you to my three amazing kids, for giving me the pleasure of being your Dad.”
The retired NFL player is taking advantage of his retirement while keeping busy with his three kids; perhaps the day when his kids also post about their father Brady, calling him the best father in the world, is not too far off.
