Tom Brady Retirement Sparks Avalanche of Gisele Bündchen Memes, Jokes
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Tom Brady Announces Retirement from Football ‘For Good’ After 23 Years
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Tom Brady has announced his retirement from the NFL after 23 seasons and while some have rushed to congratulate him for his achievements in the game, which have led to him being dubbed the G.O.A.T. (Greatest Of All Time), others have joked that he would be wanting to win his ex-wife back.
It is isn’t the first time that Brady has said he was retiring. This time last year he announced that he would be giving up the game, only to reverse the decision eight weeks later. Within a few months there were reports that his 13-year marriage to Gisele Bündchen was on the rocks.
Many now believe that Brady will be making moves to restore his marriage just months after their divorce was announced.
Memes flooded social media as jokes about Brady and Bündchen began to flow.
One has a clip of a man running on which the face of Brady had been superimposed, with a caption to the video reading: “Tom Brady running back to Gisele after his retirement.”
Another posted a video clip of a defendant singing about how they are sorry for their misdemeanors from the dock, captioning the post: “How Tom Brady going back to Gisele Bündchen after his second retirement.”
A third shared a clip from Leonardo DiCaprio giving a speech as Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street accompanied by the caption: “Tom Brady exactly one month from now after his plan to get Gisele back doesn’t work.”
In the clip DiCaprio says “I’m not leaving.” The clip contains strong language.
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