Gisele Bundchen continues to drive Tom Brady crazy with surprise new baby bump reveal

Gisele Bundchen dropped one of the bombshell moments of 2024 when, in October, she announced she was pregnant with her third child. The child's father is Bundchen's former jiu jitsu trainer, Joaquim Valente, and the announcement struck Bundchen's ex Tom Brady like a bolt of lightning.

Brady and Bundchen divorced in October 2022, and the confirmation of her third pregnancy two years later came in the midst of Brady's new chapter as a broadcaster and part-owner of the NFL's Las Vegas Raiders. And the latest photos of Bundchen amidst her advancing pregnancy are sure to make the former superstar quarterback feel some type of way.

Bundchen shows off during a public outing

Bundchen on Monday stepped out from her home in Miami to take her dogs on a walk -- and in doing so, she proudly displayed her baby bump, which has grown since she announced her pregnancy in a surprise statement back in October. The announcement took Brady by surprise; though divorced, the two still share custody of their children Benjamin and Vivian.

In the new photos, Bundchen appears joyful and confident in the Florida sun, donning a baseball cap, black leggings, and a white long-sleeved shirt. Bundchen and Valente have revealed their delight at the imminent expansion of their family -- even though sources close to the couple confirmed that the pregnancy was "unexpected".

Meanwhile, Brady is preparing to brave the elements for a weekend trip to Detroit, where he will provide color commentary for Fox Sports during Saturday's NFC divisional round playoff game between the Lions and the Washington Commanders. But on Instagram, Brady revealed last week that his 2024 wasn't bad at all -- he even cheekily "snubbed" Bundchen in a photo collage and resultant caption that showed off Benjamin, Vivian, and other son Jack, whom Brady fathered with Bridget Moynahan.

"No year ever goes exactly the way we want, but when I think about 2024, I could not have imagined anything better," the seven-time Super Bowl champion wrote.