Gisele Bundchen blames receivers, not husband, for Patriots' loss
Tom Brady of the New England Patriots chats with his wife Gisele Bundchen after losing to the New York Giants by a score of 21-17 in Super Bowl XLVI at Lucas Oil Stadium on Feb. 5, 2012, in Indianapolis, Ind.
/ Rob Carr/Getty Images(CBS) Supermodel Gisele Bundchen stood by her husband, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, telling friends that the receivers were the ones to blame for the Patriots' 17-21 loss to the New York Giants.
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Waiting for an elevator after the game with some other Patriots' wives, Gisele was videotaped saying, "I can't believe they dropped the ball so many times. My husband cannot f---king throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time."
Earlier in the week, Bundchen reportedly sent out an email to loved ones asking for their support before the big game.
"I feel Tommy really needs our prayer, our support and love at this time," Bundchen reportedly wrote.
Bundchen, 31, and Brady, 34, married in 2009 and have a 2-year-old son, Benjamin. The NFL star also has a 4-year-old son, Jack, with ex-girlfriend Bridget Moynahan.
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I realize there is nobody that cares what I think either, but the fact remains we are all emotional humans that will inevitably make errors in judgement and speak out of that emotion. Just because they are celebrities does not make them less human.
I am only emotionally involved in that I was betting on a Patriot win. What I saw in the game was that the better "team" won. Tom Brady threw some poor, but catchable passes that possibly may have changed the outcome of the game. Both teams wanted to win, both teams did thier best that they could to win. Only one team could win.
For the largest part, I think that the members of both teams have been exemplary in thier sportsmanship and poise. It was a great game and both teams applauded for thier efforts in this competition. I also think that the officials in this game were also exemplary and allowed the game to be decided by play and not penalty. Well done!
Our celebrity-crazy culture has made them stars, so we are surprised that these people act like trash? And that they live their lives with a sense of unquenchable entitlement?? Look at it this way, when Brady married Bundchen, they left two other families alone!!
I get it- she was twisting the knife into the receivers immediately after the loss. My point is, why is the news emphasizing something that would've passed unnoticed otherwise. Her comment was not intended for the receivers. She was not making a public announcement to the microphones, the cameras just happened to be behind her when she was emotionally upset (and may have been drinking-it's the superbowl). What about the other guy? CBS didn't mention a single thing of the initial comment, like, "what a d!<* to twist the knife to the wife of the quarterback that just lost the superbowl... what an @$$hole!". Nothing like a one-sided news article. If the news is going to report on football smack talk, do it with some class, or don't report on it.
this was a GAME....why is ANYONE even caring for a second what she or anybody else says??
WHY us this even being talked about on the morning news?..this is news???...