Tom Brady is soaking up time with his children in Alaska.
Brady, 48, took to Instagram on Tuesday, July 28, to share a series of photos from their trip, including one image of the former NFL player smiling while standing beside sons Jack, 18, and Benjamin, 16 — who are nearly as tall as him.
In another pic, Brady’s three children — including daughter Vivian, 13 — crouched down to pat sled dogs.
“A week in Alaska with my three best friends. The trip of a lifetime ❤️,” Brady captioned his post before going on to describe several of the images. “Vivi made some new friends ❤️. The boys heading into the wilderness. Artist at work 📸 ❤️. We were a little colder than Benny 😂. When I say ‘I’m leaving the house right now’ 😂. Dinner?!? Truly awe inspiring. So lucky to experience the power of nature in a setting like this. Power and grace ❤️🐋. Benny and Jack got their miles in 🌲. Now that’s dinner!!! Who’s a good boyyyyy ❤️❤️⛰️. Camera roll filled up on this trip…”
Brady shares his eldest son, Jack, with ex Bridget Moynahan. After their split, Brady welcomed son Benjamin and daughter Vivian with ex-wife Gisele Bündchen. (The supermodel is also a mom to a son with husband Joaquim Valente. The pair tied the knot in 2025, 10 months after welcoming their first child together.)
Brady has been candid about how he hopes to guide his children into young adulthood.
“There’s definitely some challenges and there’s a lot of blessings,” he exclusively told Us in 2024. “And I think just us as parents, we’re just trying to help them navigate a little bit. There’s a lot of cool things, a lot of things that are maybe a little tricky, but you just got to deal with it all in the best way you can.”
Brady went on to note that “giving them perspective all the time is really important.”
“They’re kids, so we’re all human,” he said. “We’re all going through stuff, so they’re going through their own set of unique experiences and you just try to give them the right perspective on the things that you’ve experienced and that you can correlate to their life.”
Brady continued, “As parents, we just want our kids to do better than us, and I think that’s for all of us. My parents did that for me. I want to try to guide my kids into a life of purpose and one that they can find their joy and happiness and create a life and a family together with someone and find things they love to do when they wake up in the morning.”
