Tom Brady, the retired NFL star, shared a special evening with his eldest son, Jack Moynahan, 16, at a popular Japanese restaurant in New York City's Tribeca neighborhood.
The father-son duo visited Azabu New York on Tuesday evening, arriving between 6:30 and 7 p.m. and spending about ninety minutes at the restaurant. Brady, 46, dressed in a white button-down shirt paired with matching trousers and sunglasses, while Jack opted for a casual look with a T-shirt, jeans, and sneakers.
According to sources, they enjoyed a variety of dishes including spicy tuna crispy rice, Brussels sprouts, O-Toro nigiri, salmon aburi nigiri, and shrimp tempura maki rolls, specially prepared for Jack. Throughout the meal, Brady engaged Jack in conversations about football, sharing insights from his own experiences and teaching him about the game.
Witnesses described Jack as notably tall—taller than his 6-foot-4 father—a detail that caught the attention of fellow diners.
"Their bond seemed very close and loving," an insider shared, noting Brady's positive demeanor and gracious interactions with the restaurant staff and fans who approached him during the outing.
"At one point, a fan approached Tom, expressing admiration and even hugged him," the source continued. "Tom was kind and accommodating, taking the time to engage with everyone who approached him."
Brady, who shares Jack with his ex-girlfriend Bridget Moynahan, also co-parents two other children—son Benjamin, 14, and daughter Vivian, 11—with his former wife, supermodel Gisele Bündchen. Despite their previous relationships, Brady and Moynahan have maintained an amicable co-parenting relationship, as demonstrated by Brady's efforts to be present for significant moments in Jack's life, such as his birth in 2007.
Brady and Bündchen were married in 2009 but announced their divorce in 2022, continuing to prioritize their children's well-being amidst their separation.
The evening at Azabu New York offered a glimpse into Brady's role as a devoted father, sharing meaningful moments and bonding over a shared love for football with his eldest son, Jack.
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