It is no secret that Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady seems to cherish the company of his wife, Gisele Bündchen, at every possible opportunity. While they have made many glamorous public appearances over the years together, it all began in the most private way possible. Brady and Bündchen got engaged to each other in January 2009 and married some weeks later in the first of two wedding ceremonies.

While talking about the wedding planning details in a 2009 interview with GQ, the Buccaneers QB revealed, “We planned it in like ten days, and it was perfect… We went back to the house, and I barbecued aged New York strips. We had champagne, a cake, some ice cream. It was a great night.” The simple nature of the wedding and reception won the hearts of fans as they went home with their parents and son, John.

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Brady also admits that inviting all his friends and family was part of his plan, but was happy about the private nature of the ceremony. The ceremony was an intimate Santa Monica nuptials, including a gorgeous church full of happy memories. The pair have even shared these memories with fans on their Instagram handles on their anniversaries over the years.

Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen have come a long way to be the NFL power couple

Despite becoming the favorite pair of many NFL fans over time, they have faced challenges together. But facing them early in their growth has made them learn lessons and fortify their relations. Bündchen believes the secrets to their success have been reliability and presence at every moment.

The level of openness and honesty has helped the duo elongate their commitment to each other and prioritize family.

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Brady and Bündchen have 2 kids between them in son Benjamin and a daughter, Vivian.

As another NFL season approaches, the relationship faces another test as Brady plays in his 23rd season. While the legendary QB has hinted at heading back to retirement soon, he will be hunting to win his 8th Super Bowl ring.