Tom Brady, Alix Earle Spark Excitement with New Super Bowl Video Amid Gisele Rumors
Tom Brady is once again in the spotlight as Super Bowl weekend unfolds. The legendary quarterback was recently spotted with TikTok influencer Alix Earle at a party hosted one day before the highly anticipated game between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots.
Brady and Earle Sparks Dating Rumors
Dating rumors have reignited between Brady and Earle, especially following their New Year’s Eve celebration together. A video shared by Deumoxi captures the duo dancing closely at a high-profile event. Fans on social media are abuzz with speculation about their relationship status.
- Brady, 48, has dismissed dating rumors in the past.
- Earle is 23 years younger, leading to public interest and lively discussions online.
Despite the excitement from fans, neither Brady nor Earle has officially commented about the latest developments.
Brady’s Reaction to Ex-Wife’s Marriage
In the backdrop of these rumors, Brady is reportedly unsettled about his ex-wife Gisele Bundchen’s recent wedding. Bundchen has married Joaquim Valente, a jiu-jitsu instructor. Sources indicate that Brady was “shaken” when he learned of the ceremony.
- Following the news, Brady posted an Instagram story featuring the song “1-800-273-8255” by Logic.
- This song is linked to mental health issues, raising concerns among his friends.
A source shared that while Brady insists he has come to terms with Bundchen moving on, his recent social media activity suggests otherwise. He shared a follow-up post with another somber song, leading close friends to worry about his emotional well-being.
Current Relationships and Speculations
Alix Earle recently ended a relationship with Braxton Berrios, a wide receiver for the Houston Texans. Brady, meanwhile, had previously been linked to model Irina Shayk shortly after his 2022 divorce from Bundchen.
As both Brady and Earle navigate their personal lives, fans remain eager for updates and any confirmation about their budding romance.
