On February 14, local time, Giselle Bundchen shared on social media a selfie with her husband Tom Brady, a couple who have been married for 13 years, celebrating the arrival of Valentine's Day in such a sweet way. The 41-year-old supermodel and the 44-year-old NFL legend are both plain faces, their faces look very healthy because of the sun's scorching, and they look very matched.
Bundchen also posted a photo of brady around his neck, and this time the two laughed even brighter, as if all the troubles had disappeared in an instant, and only the love and sweetness of the two people were left in the world. Next to the photo, Bündchen wrote "Happy Valentine's Day!" in both English and Portuguese. I hope you enjoy your gift. Let's plant love and make the world greener! I love you". Brady also wrote on the message board "I totally agree" and attached several hearts.
The football quarterback, who has just announced the end of his career, also expressed his affection for his wife on social media, and he posted a photo of kissing Bundchen's eyes, which is more romantic and sweet. Brady also posted next to the photo, "Happy Valentine's Day", and also in English and Portuguese, apparently after years of falling in love with his Brazilian-born wife, he also basically mastered each other's native language.
Now look at Bundchen's gift to Brady, it's some trees, and it's really special enough. "Sustainable gifts like reforestation can not only truly plant trees, but also help create healthy forests, filter the air, provide fresh drinking water, help curb climate change, and provide homes for thousands of species of flora and fauna." Brady also gave Bundchen the same gift, and the couple had the intention of contributing to environmental protection.
In fact, Bundchen has been concerned about environmental protection for more than 12 years, planting trees every year and deciding to plant 40,000 trees on her 40th birthday. In addition, after Brady retired, the couple had more time and they were planning to build a state-of-the-art eco-friendly mansion in Miami.