Tom Brady says his 2024 fried with Gisele Bündchen -jokes harms his children’s feelings

Tom Brady Shares how his 2024 Fry affected his children.

The retired NFL star, 47, was revealed at Fanatic’s party in New York City with Kevin Hart that while he “had an amazing time” during Netflix’s The greatest steak of all timeHis children were less than enthusiastic about the jokes made in the special.

“When people make fun of me, I actually love it because it makes me feel comfortable enough with me to make fun of myself, and they make fun of me, which gives me permission to make fun of them,” he said. “So the answer is: I had an amazing time.”

“The only thing that was difficult for me was that I have children who, you know, it hurts their feelings. And I think that when you are a parent and – I didn’t think about those things, and I learned a lesson,” he added.

Brady shares son John “Jack” Edward Thomas17, with ex Bridget MoynahanAnd son Benjamin Rain15 and daughter Vivianjön12, with ex-wife Gisele Bündchen – Who was the focus of some of the jokes during the special, because it came months after the football player and model Divorced 2022.

During the steak, Hart ribbed in particular Brady over his divorce and decision to “cause” and play a final, unsuccessful season with Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He also made fun at Bündchen’s boyfriend Joaquim Valente.

Shortly after the special, the Fox Sports Settlement said that he regretted participating in it and told The pivot Podcast“I loved when the joking was about me. I thought they were so fun. I didn’t like how it affected my kids.”

“I wouldn’t do it again because of how it actually affected the people I care about most in the world,” he added.

He opened more about his children’s reaction to the steak on Logan PaulS Incoherent podcast in May and notes that the steak ”were tough against my kids Safe. “

“When you were at that moment, in that theater that night on the forum, it was electric. It was crazy. We got ready, everyone was on Cloud 9. I think that moment will never forget,” he said on the podcast. “And then I will never forget when I talked to my children the next day. I felt like an effort through my heart.”

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The retired NFL player recalled that his children wanted to know “what was the point” for the steak and “why did you do it.” He then explained, “they protect his mother, by his father, by everyone.”

“There are some things like parent you f — up, and you don’t realize until after. We’re not perfect parents,” Brady said anywhere else in the podcast conversation. “You see when you grow up, there is no perfect manual for it.”