Even after the GOAT’s retirement, he still remains one of the most ruthless athletes who ever played in the NFL. There are only a few records that don’t have Tom Brady‘s name on them.
He dominated the league by leading one of the most successful franchises in the league’s history for more than a decade.
It will take a while for any other player to achieve what Brady has in his long career. However, being the most successful quarterback in the history of the NFL comes with a price. Critics and fans all over the world never spared Brady from a single mishap during his career. And to add to it, he got accused of something that no parent would ever dream of.
Tom Brady responds to false criticism
After a long and happy marriage of 14 years, Brady and Gisele Bündchen decided to split. Maybe then it wasn’t so happy, but they both kept the whole thing pretty private.
There wasn’t a lot of drama between him and his ex-wife during the divorce. They both grew apart, so they decided to split.
But as both of them are incredible parents, they still keep healthy communication for the betterment of their two loving children. The 3x MVP has always been an incredible father, but his unwarranted backlash was fully unexpected for him. The whole thing was taken way out of proportion after Brady kissed his son Jack on the lips in 2018.
Brady faced huge backlash all over the internet for an innocent moment he shared with his son. Brady was very unhappy with how the whole situation turned out.
Then recently Brady appeared in a video call interview with Today.com where he blasted those negative critics who left a huge trauma for him and his children.
He shared his thoughts in the interview, by saying, “I had kissed my son in a very loving way — I love my children more than life itself“. He also shared how this whole shenanigans has left him traumatized, by further adding, “Unfortunately it had more of an effect on (Jack) because he got grief” and said, “And it was disappointing that people would look at the love between a father and a son and think that it didn’t come purely from the heart.”
