- A trio of Tom Brady’s favorite teammates invited him over for some time
- The future Hall of Famer declined, saying the pool party had too many boys
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A trio of Tom Brady’s favorite teammates invited him over for a while, but were resoundingly turned down because it was a bit of a sausage fest.
The invite was made by former New England Patriots receivers Julian Edelman, 37, and Danny Amendola, 38, as well as 34-year-old retired tight end Rob Gronkowski, all of whom appeared shirtless in a video shared on social media.
“(Where you at) @Tombrady” read the caption from Edelman’s Instagram account alongside footage of the trio listening to P. Diddy’s “Bad Boy for Life.”
Brady responded in kind, posting his own semi-naked, self-shot Instagram video.
“Nice pool guys, but I think there are plenty of shirtless guys at your party,” Brady said.
(From left to right) Rob Gronkowski, Julian Edelman, Danny Amendola and Tom Brady
Julian Edelman, Rob Gronkowski and Danny Amendola attend a 2015 event in Louisville
The 46-year-old single father of three is enjoying his first year of retirement after ending his 23-year NFL career — and 13-year marriage to Gisele Bundchen — over the past 15 months.
He has remained active in business, promoting his health brand and purchasing minority stakes in an English soccer team, Birmingham City, and a WNBA team, the defending champion Las Vegas Aces. He also plans to announce next season for Fox Sports, which already employs Gronkowski on its NFL pregame show.
Brady, who is rumored to be dating model Irina Shayk, built a $17 million mansion on Indian Creek Island, where he and Bundchen once planned to live with their two children, Benjamin and Vivian. (Brady’s eldest son, Jack, lives in New York with his own mother, former Brady girlfriend Bridget Moynahan)
The couple even demolished an existing 5,700-square-foot home to make way for their new mansion, but before it could be built, the two divorced earlier this year and Bundchen moved on to purchase her own property across the waterway .
