Former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady just can’t seem to stay out of the news.
The 47-year-old has been the talk of the NFL over the last week because of his conflict of interest as minority Las Vegas Raiders owner and a color analyst for Fox with Vegas looking for a new head coach while calling games involving candidates the Raiders reportedly were interviewing.
Brady also had to address rumors that he was planning to step away from the broadcast booth after the season with nine years left on his Fox deal — conjecture he recently shot down during an appearance on FS1’s “The Herd.”
And now, Brady is in the headlines again as he’s reportedly contemplating a big personal decision because of his ex-wife, Gisele Bundchen.
According to a report from Bloomberg, Brady is exploring the idea of selling his mansion at Indian Creek Island in Florida. Dubbed “the billionaire bunker,” the home was recently finished and though it’s not officially listed yet, Brady has reportedly been receiving bids as high as $150 million for the residence.
Seven-time Super Bowl winner and current Fox broadcaster Tom Brady
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Brady’s house boasts several amenities including its own golf course, a pickleball court, a basketball court, a multi-car garage, an outdoor infinity pool and a boat dock, and the property has its own 13-person security detail as well.
Brady and Bundchen purchased the two-acre property back in 2020 while they were still together, and when they divorced, Brady took ownership of the residence along with the ongoing renovations while Bundchen bought a neighboring five-bedroom $11.5 million home a few houses down.
If Brady’s home does sell for the reported $150 million price tag, it would be the largest home sale in the history of Miami, easily surpassing the $107 million home bought back in 2022 by hedge fund manager Ken Griffin.
