NFL Fans Are Worried About Tom Brady After He Posted IG Selfie With Concerning Song Choice Following Gisele Bundchen’s Marriage Announcement
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Tom Brady probably showed his sadness with a surprising social media post. The former NFL star shared his first Instagram update since news came out that his ex-wife, Gisele Bundchen, married Joaquim Valente. But what got the most attention was the song he used.
On Saturday morning, Brady posted two selfies on his Instagram story without any captions. He let the photos and music do the talking. In the first picture, he wore a white hoodie that said “Forever Young.” He paired it with the song “1-800-273-8255” by Logic, featuring Alessia Cara and Khalid.
The song choice caught attention right away. The track includes lyrics like “I feel like my life ain’t mine” and “I don’t wanna be alive.” The title references the former U.S. suicide prevention hotline number, which now operates as 988. Curiosity grows about his intent behind using the song.
He used the same song again for a second photo, where he appeared in a black shirt and athletic shorts.
Brady’s Story Timing Fuels Online Speculation
The timing of Brady’s post made the situation like this. Recently, reports said Gisele Bundchen married Joaquim Valente. She had a small, private wedding with her former jiu-jitsu instructor near their home in Surfside, Florida, on December 3.
Bundchen and Valente also welcomed their first child together in February. It was another big moment in her life after her divorce from Brady. Brady and Bundchen ended their marriage in 2022 after 13 years and share two children.
Brady has not spoken publicly about Bundchen’s wedding. He also did not explain if his song choice was connected to the news. Still, many wondered if the post showed how he was feeling, while others warned against reading too much into a song.
Even in retirement, Brady remains one of the most watched figures in sports. He has seven Super Bowl rings and countless records.
For now, the meaning behind the song remains unclear. Brady hasn’t added any context. But as usual, the internet filled in the gaps.
