Tom Brady is the living legend of the NFL. The GOAT is used to making headlines for his amazing skills on the field. However, after his divorce from his ex-wife Gisele Bündchen, Brady is circulating in different media with insane allegations and mind-boggling rumors.
While women around the globe wasted no time trying to get their way with TB12, fans have linked the legendary quarterback with the mesmerizing model and Miss Slovakia -Veronika Rajek.
After fans found out that Veronika was already married, some fans stopped their “couple-talk” while others did not seem to stop. On the other hand, a fan group is trying to figure out why Tom and Gisele had to get a divorce. Some say that it is because he spends to time on his game, while others have very unrealistic and insane theories. One of those theories is that Tom Brady is starting to get Bankrupt!
Even if it sounds like something out of the blue, there are enough evidence that Brady is slowly losing his wealth. One of the primary pieces of evidence directly comes from the bankruptcy court.
What does the bankruptcy court say about Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen?
The bankruptcy court a few days ago released a list of equity holders of the bankrupt privately held firm FTX. The court found Tom Brady’s and Gisele Bündchen’s names in that list of equity holders. Apparently, the former couple had invested “Big bucks” in the cryptocurrency market.
In addition, the list of stockholders made public in bankruptcy court shows that Tom Brady holds almost 1.1 million common shares in FTX, and Bündchen holds more than 686 thousand common shares.
Brady and Bündchen played a crucial role as FTX brand ambassadors, at one time appearing in a commercial in which they pushed a succession of common individuals, such as plumbers and doctors to invest in crypto. In exchange for their advertising help, the ex-couple received equity shares.
During November, Forbes calculated that Brady’s investment in FTX was worth around $45 million, whileBündchen’ss paper stake was around $25 million.
Even though the amount seems huge, this is nothing compared to what Brady earns. He can probably make the lost investment up within two months as he has huge sponsorship contracts and his signing with the Buccaneers. So, his divorce cannot possibly occur because of a false investment, and no, Brady is unlikely to get bankrupt.
Yet a man with the reputation of Brady should invest wisely as people from around the globe follow and look up to him.
