Feel the Bern: Tom Brady and crypto, not a good match

FILE - Then-New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady gestures during a promotional event in Tokyo, June 22, 2017. Brady may be really done playing football now, but his discipline and drive endure. The seven-time Super Bowl champion is enjoying retirement while staying busy. Hes preparing for his new 2024 broadcasting gig at Fox Sports, is set to become a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, and is focusing on his apparel and wellness brands. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko, File) (Eugene Hoshiko, Copyright 2017 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.)

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – You probably read the other day that Tom Brady’s wallet is a bit light.

The NY Times reports that Brady and ex-wife Gisele Bundchen lost a boatload of money in the FTX cryptocurrency disaster. And not only did they lose their own money, they also lost investors’ money who claim Brady doing ads made them invest.

The former couple is not hurting for money. Brady is reportedly worth $300 million. Gisele is worth $400 million. When they were married, it was more like a merger. In the FTX scam, Brady put in $30 million from his personal money. Gisele coughed up $18 million. The $48 million is gone. Plus, there’s a lawsuit from investors against the celebrities that did ads for FTX.

So what’s next for the single 45-year-old Tom Brady? You don’t have to be a genius to figure it out! Keep in mind he lost Gisele Bundchen when he decided to play another year and didn’t tell her.

Remember how surprised she was when she heard he was talking with the Dolphins about possibly going there? Now he’s lost $30 million. Only one word makes sense for Brady. Comeback!


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