Gisele Bündchen is doing fine. Image Source: US Weekly
Gisele Bündchen is doing fine.
Gisele Bündchen, who recently announced her separation from NFL player Tom Brady after 13 years of marriage, is doing fine.
A source close to Gisele Bündchen shared that the model is doing okay after announcing her divorce from Tom Brady as she is accustomed to doing things on her own. The source mentioned that Gisele Bündchen is dealing with issues that have been plaguing her for a long time, and even though the ending a 13 year long marriage was a tough decision she had to take but enough time has passed that she is settling in.
The source mentioned that Gisele Bündchen lived her own life for years while Tom Brady was playing football, so she is not afraid to do things on her own. Gisele Bündchen has shared that her priority is going to be the kids, and sources mentioned that the model is jovial around their son Benjamin Rein and daughter Vivian Lake.
The source said that Gisele Bündchen is great with her kids and that she radiates happiness when either one or both are around, adding that having them with her has helped her move ahead. After the announcement of the separation of the former couple, it was reported that the two of them have agreed to joint custody and will be co-parenting their kids.
According to court documents that were obtained by publication, the former couple's exact custody agreement will remain private and will not be filed publicly with the court to protect their privacy. Gisele Bündchen said in her statement that with much gratitude for their time together, Tom Brady and she have amicably finalized their divorce and her priority has always been and will continue to be their children, whom she loves with all her heart.
Gisele Bündchen added that they will continue to co-parent the kids to give them the love and support and care they need and deserve. The decision to end the marriage, Gisele Bündchen said, is not an easy one, but they have grown apart, and while it is, of course, difficult to go through, she mentioned that she just feels blessed for the time they have spent together.
According to a source close to them, the former couple decided to address the situation in their way after several months of speculation about their relationship. It was announced that Gisele Bündchen and her husband are divorced. She has indeed been upset about it for a long time, and it is still difficult for her, but she believes she must move on. Gisele Bündchen appears to believe that her marriage can no longer be repaired, and she is eager to return to her career and interests.
The sources, however, reveal that Tom Brady never wanted to end their relationship and head toward divorce rather he was ready to do whatever it takes to make their relationship work. The insider shares that the divorce was not Tom Brady's idea as he never desired to end their marriage and was willing to go to therapy, marriage counseling or anything that would have made their marriage work. The sources close to Tom also shared that towards the end, the NFL player was trying to make things work and in the right way but his wife felt that maybe it was too late for him to take responsibility.
Gisele Bündchen was voicing out things she needed from him but Tom Brady was too busy following his passion which she supported with her whole heart for 13 years recently she started to feel that he was not hearing what she was saying and thus the decision of separating was reached upon.
On Friday, the couple filed and finalized their divorce after 13 years of marriage. According to a three-page legal document obtained by the publication, their divorce petition was approved by a judge in Glades County, Florida, who declared the marriage dissolved and citing "irretrievably broken." According to the documents, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback and the supermodel decided to enter into a marital consent decree 3 days prior, which involves a parenting plan for their children to ensure that they receive the best care possible. Furthermore, however, no party has submitted any financial disclosures to the Court.
