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Tom Brady Just Stripped Down To His Underwear To Make Good On A Bet—And The Thirst Is Real

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The newly-retired NFL star asked 'did I do it right?' after posting a barely-clothed selfie to fulfill a bet he made in June of last year with his Brady underwear brand.

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Former NFL star Tom Brady has been keeping busy since his second retirement by upping his social media game.

Less than a week after he announced he was "retiring for good"–exactly a year after he announced it the first time–Brady followed through on his promise to fans by re-creating an ad promoting his line of underwear.


The Super Bowl MVP stripped down to his briefs and snapped a mirror selfie sitting on the edge of a bed.

He posted the thirst trap photo on his socials and coyly asked his former teammates Julian Edelman and Rob Gronkowski:

"Did I do it right?"

Yes, Tom.

You nailed it.

He followed up with an explanation about a previous wager, writing, "How it started.." accompanied by screenshots of his exchange with his Brady apparel brand's Twitter page.

Last June, Brady retweeted a promotional ad from his underwear brand that featured male models posing in black boxers and boxer briefs.

He wagered:

"40k likes and I’ll recreate these photos."

In the same breath, he ended the tweet with the following request.

"Unrelated but can you guys send me some more of the socks."

On Monday, the clothing line reminded the former Buccaneers and Patriots quarterback of his promise after reaching the milestone.

After having cried wolf with his first retirement announcement last year and unretiring, Brady avoided disappointing fans this time by making good on his modeling promise.

Fans appreciated him for being a man of his word.

But they were also excited about seeing more of him in the photo and they just couldn't contain their glee.


Even Buffalo Wild Wings was getting parched.

Some had an adjustment note for the retired star quarterback.

Fans joked about Brady's next NSFW venture.


This wasn't the first time Brady sported the half-naked look on social media.

In July 2022, Brady launched the brand with a video of him modeling his underwear.

The video was filmed by his now ex-wife supermodel Gisele Bündchen.

Brady has gotten a lot of social media attention following his retirement, including from Bündchen who wished her former husband of 13 years well.

Bündchen wrote to Brady on Instagram on Wednesday, saying:

“Wishing you only wonderful things in this new chapter of your life."

The couple announced on Instagram they finalized their divorce in October 2022.

They share two children, Benjamin, 12, and Vivian, 9.

Brady also co-parents his 15-year-old son Jack with his former girlfriend actor Bridget Moynahan.

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