Tom Brady's 13-Year-Old Daughter Is Already Looking Like an Olympic-Caliber Athlete
Tom Brady just gave the world a glimpse into his backyard, and his youngest daughter is putting on a show. The seven-time Super Bowl champion posted home footage this week of himself practicing volleyball with his 13-year-old daughter Vivian, and he didn't hold back the praise. Brady called her a "future Olympian" while sharing the video of the two of them hitting the ball back and forth at night in the backyard.
In the footage, Vivian impressed with her athleticism, jumping and diving to make each shot during the practice session. Brady, shirtless in black running shorts, was clearly proud of what he was watching. He captioned the video simply: "Saturday nights with my future Olympian."
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Beyond the athletic ability on display, Brady also highlighted something he clearly values just as much: his daughter's competitive nature and love of the game. "I think I finally found someone who likes practice more than I did," Brady joked in his comments about Vivian, with a laughing face emoji attached.
That's high praise coming from a guy who won seven Super Bowls. The footage shows athleticism clearly running deep in the Brady family bloodline, and if this backyard session is any indication, Vivian's got the work ethic to match her talent.
Brady Won't Be Joining Her at LA28
While Vivian looks like she could be headed to Olympic glory, don't expect her famous dad on the same stage. Brady confirmed last month that he will not compete in flag football at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Flag football is being introduced to the Olympic program for the first time, with both men's and women's events set for LA28.
But Brady made clear he's still all in on the sport and Team USA. "If there's any role I can play, I'd love to obviously be supporting it," he told Olympics.com. "I'd love to see the American team win it all." For now, Brady's focus is on supporting the next generation, both in his backyard and on the world stage.
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