Tom Brady tried to save Gisele Bündchen’s marriage, but it was “too late”

Tom Brady did not put in enough effort to save his marriage to Gisele Bündchen, even though he “did not want the marriage to end”.

By the time the pair filed and finalized their divorce on Friday, the 45-year-old NFL star was ready to do “whatever he had to do to fix it.” People magazine.

Sources said that “at the end of their 13-year-old marriage, Brady wanted to” fix everything “because he” didn’t want the children to have divorced parents. “

The quarterback was reportedly “eager for therapy, marriage counseling – whatever it takes to keep things working,” but Bündchen, 42, felt it was “too little, too late.”

“She gave him plenty of opportunities to fix things and he didn’t,” they continued, adding that while Brady was “busy following his passion,” the supermodel was left alone.

“It wasn’t Tom’s idea,” said the initiate of the split. “It was never Tom’s idea.”

The former Victoria’s Secret model had the impression that he “didn’t hear what he was saying” when she asked him “over and over” to “be more present” with her children.

In September, said Bündchen Elle magazine about her “fears” about Brady’s “brutal” career in the midst of an “epic fight.”

The model said she “definitely had these talks” about wanting him to retire, but added that “everyone has to make a decision that works for [them]. He, too, must follow his joy. “

However, shortly after Bündchen changed her mind, she allegedly gave the athlete an ultimatum and threatened to end their marriage.

“Gisele told Tom that she was either quitting football to spend time with her family, or she was gone for good” – source he told us every week last week.

“She doesn’t want him to continue injured and not be able to enjoy life in the future. He does it for his family.

However, it appears that Brady made the wrong choice as the supermodel filed for divorce shortly thereafter, citing that the relationship was “irretrievably broken” according to court documents.

Although Brady has promised to do “whatever it takes” to save his marriage, the NFL star is now doing everything he can to be the best father – including going to a 4-hour “family stabilization” course.

The father of three was spotted as a trick or trick who went to the movies last week and volunteered at a food bank with his 15-year-old sons Jack, 12-year-old Benjamin and 9-year-old daughter Vivian.

Since the breakup, the athlete says that “he focuses on two things, taking care of my family and certainly my children, and secondly, doing the best job I can to win soccer games.”