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Tom Brady’s Super Bowl appearance on February 9, 2025, was his debut as a game commentator—not a return to the field. The game came days after reports that his former wife, Gisele Bündchen, had given birth to her third child.
What was Tom Brady doing at the Super Bowl?
Brady called Super Bowl LIX from the broadcast booth as the Philadelphia Eagles played the Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans. Us Weekly reported on February 9, 2025, that it was his debut as a Super Bowl commentator. He was not playing in the game. Us Weekly
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What was reported about Gisele Bündchen’s baby?
Us Weekly reported on February 9 that Bündchen had given birth to her third child, her first with Joaquim Valente. The Boston Globe had reported two days earlier that reports of the birth were unconfirmed at that time and described it as recent. Those reports do not establish an exact birth date. The Boston Globe
Did Brady respond to the birth?
The Boston Globe noted that Brady had shared a quote on Instagram, but said its meaning was unclear. The contemporaneous reporting did not establish that the post referred to Bündchen’s baby, or that it was connected to his Super Bowl broadcast. It should not be treated as a response or coded message.
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Why specify Super Bowl LIX?
This story concerns Super Bowl LIX, the completed February 2025 game. The NFL’s current Super Bowl page refers to Super Bowl LX, so the Roman numeral and year help distinguish Brady’s commentary debut from the current event listing. NFL Super Bowl page
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