Tom Brady Spends Christmas with All Three Kids as They Ski and Trim the Tree

The three had fun indoors and outdoors as they celebrated the holiday

Tom Brady had a beautiful Christmas with all three of his kids.

The retired NFL star, 46, celebrated the holiday on the slopes, spending quality time with daughter Vivian Lake, 11, and sons Benjamin, 14, and Jack, 16.

The family shared photos of their festive celebrations, from a group selfie as they skied together to a shot showing them working on decorating their Christmas tree.

"Merry Christmas 🎄✨," Brady captioned the family selfie.

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Brady shares his two younger kids with his ex-wife, Gisele Bündchen. He also co-parents son Jack, 16, with ex Bridget Moynahan.

Since his and Bündchen’s divorce last fall, Brady has been spending lots of quality time with his three kids. Last month, Brady brought Jack to meet San Antonio Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama, a 19-year-old French rising NBA star.

Brady, Jack and Wembanyama posed for a photo that the NFL alum shared on Instagram. In the pic, the basketball player towered over the quarterback and his son.

"3 on 3 who's got next?!" Brady joked alongside the snap.

In September, Brady brought all three children along to an extra-special Patriots game, the team’s 2023 season opener, where he was honored with his kids by his side.

He shared several family shots from the event, along with a heartfelt message dedicated to his family and former team.

"I’ve talked a lot about how lucky I feel to have spent my life surrounded by such incredible people. Yesterday was just another reminder of that,” he wrote on Instagram. “Coming back to New England to celebrate what WE accomplished was so special, and it’s a day that I’ll never forget.”

“Being able to spend time with teammates, family, friends, coaches, and most importantly all the fans of Patriot nation is something that I’ll never take for granted,” he continued. “We won a whole lot of games up here… and believe it or not we had a whole lot of fun doing it. I’m so lucky to have been a New England Patriot. Foxboro Forever.”

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