Recently retired Tom Brady has been enjoying time with his family in his first offseason away from the NFL, and shared a wholesome yet funny picture from Disneyland.
Brady confirmed that he had some elaborate summer plans with the family, including taking his youngest children to Disneyland to celebrate the end of the school year. Brady has three children in total, two with ex-wife Gisele Bundchen and his eldest son is shared with former partner Bridget Moynahan.
The former quarterback went from seeking thrills on the field to getting an adrenaline rush on a variety of rollercoaster rides. But judging by his tweet, the famous ride 'Tower of Terror' may have been a little too much.
Brady shared a picture of himself and daughter Vivian Lake on the ride, but rather than the adult being the calm figure it was quite the opposite. Brady looked terrified on the ride while his daughter looked relaxed, and the seven-time Super Bowl winner couldn't help but poke fun at himself.
"Tower of Terror is mad chill dad," Brady wrote on his Twitter when sharing the picture of himself and his daughter on the ride. But to add to the comedy of the moment he also shared a meme from Netflix sketch show 'I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson'.
"We're all trying to find the guy in the back who was screaming the whole time," Brady's caption read. It may have been a wild day at Disneyland, but Brady is likely to take it easy for the rest of the summer.
Brady and Bundchen announced their divorce towards the end of last year, bringing an end to their 13-year marriage. They've agreed to share custody of their two children, and have even made summer plans together as they look to keep the split amicable.
"I've got my little calendar right here," Brady said to People on Thursday ahead of his trip to Disneyland. "We're going to Disneyland tomorrow to celebrate because it's the last day of school. Then they're going with their mom for a couple of weeks to Brazil. They got lots of good plans. These kids have a really good summer lined up."
Brady is also happy that his children are enjoying the outdoors more recently, with the new generation spending a lot of time on devices. "It's interesting because there's so much attached to their friends with their devices and so forth," Brady added. "But I think it's always a balance between letting them do those things and staying connected with people from Boston and from Tampa and from Costa Rica and from Brazil."
"It's very different than being in the northeast for all those years where we just didn't have a lot of those types of activities. So I think now that there's more of those things, I definitely find it enjoyable. I think they definitely enjoy their time out there for sure."
