‘Just Let Him Be’: Gisele Bündchen Had a Surprising Reaction When Tom Brady Revealed He Wanted His Eldest Son and Gisele’s Stepson to Follow in His Footsteps

When it comes to parenting, Gisele Bündchen has the upper hand over Tom Brady. While Brady wants his eldest son, Jack, to follow in his footsteps, Bündchen feels that Jack has to be left alone. But that’s the perk of having Tom Brady as your father, personal coaching on how to be the best quarterback. Jokes aside, Brady reveals his wife’s wish for young Jack.

In a podcast, TB12 discusses the thanksgiving weekend. He reveals that the weekend involved a wonderful time with all his children and wife. It included watching his old alma mater games, especially the games between stark rivals, the University of Michigan and Ohio State.

The early 2000s saw the rise of Tom Brady. Watching his old clips reminds him of that, and he is doing the same with his eldest son, Jack. Brady explains his abilities and tactics and moves to his son to prepare him for college football.

Later in the podcast, Brady revealed that Gisele feels differently about her stepson Jack playing football. While the father-son duo wrestled and watched the old games, Gisele expressed her feelings about young Jack following his passion.

What did Gisele Bündchen tell Tom Brady about his eldest son Jack?

Speaking on the Sirius XM podcast, Brady said, “I had a little future Wolverine, my son Jack, sitting on the bed with me as I was jumping around and we were wrestling, and I said, ‘That’s where you’re gonna be! You’re gonna be in the ‘Big House’ someday. You’re gonna be the starting quarterback for Michigan.”

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Revealing what Gisele said, Brady remarked, “And my wife [Gisele] was like, ‘Just let him be what he wants to be for God’s sakes!’ It was a great day for our family.” Brady wishes his son to be a football player like him, but Gisele wants him to do what inspires him and what he is passionate about.

Football is a tough game, and it requires immense strength to sustain. Where the average length of an NFL career is just three years, Brady survived for 23 years. Similarly, he hopes his son will one day fill in his shoes.

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