Gisele Bündchen Reportedly In Tears While On The Phone Amid Break-Up Rumors

Supermodel Gisele Bündchen was reportedly seen recently din New York having a tear-filled conversation on the phone. The 42-year-old and her husband, Tom Brady, are reportedly having a hard time in their marriage due to the athlete's decision to return to the field.

Bündchen was nowhere to be seen during her husband's first game back; however, she sent her love via a tweet. Brady, on his end, rose a lot of brows when he went on a break for almost two weeks from Tampa Buccaneers practice. The duo, who are the parents of three children, are reportedly not living together but still trying to sort things out.

The latest development concerning the estranged couple revealed that Bündchen was allegedly seen crying close to her apartment in New York. It isn't certain why the supermodel was crying; however, it could be linked to her ongoing issue with her husband or disappointment concerning how her previous Elle interview was reported.

Read on to learn more.

Page Six recently reported that Bündchen was seen close to her Tribeca apartment along the Hudson River Park, crying on her phone. The supermodel and her husband, Brady, are reportedly staying in different locations after the NFL star decided to return to the sport. While she spent most of the week in New York, the 45-year-old remained in Florida.

Someone who witnessed the event shared with the publication that "Gisele was walking on her own on the West Side, crying into her mobile phone." While the reason for the outburst is unknown, another source revealed that Bündchen could have been on the phone with her husband at the time. Brady was in Tampa's Buccaneers training that period.

A separate insider claimed to Page Six that Bündchen's anguish could be linked to how her Elle Magazine interview was covered. They said, "Gisele wanted the story to be about her career and her environmental work. But all the focus from the media was on her quotes about Tom."

In the Elle interview released on Tuesday, Bündchen revealed that she was not the biggest fan of football because of its violent nature and had previously asked Brady "to be more present." The duo gave two children together, Benjamin, who is 12, and nine-year-old Vivian and Jack, 15, from Brady's previous relationship.

During the interview, Bünchen revealed that she had put a lot of things on hold for her family and had "definitely had those conversations with him over and over again."

The supermodel continued, "I've done my part, which is [to] be there for [Brady]. I moved to Boston, and I focused on creating a cocoon and a loving environment for my children to grow up in and to be there supporting him and his dreams."

Bünchen added that watching her children grow and her husband succeed and be fulfilled in his career made her happy and also made her feel like she had done an incredible job.

Having spent most of her life tending to her family, Bündchen revealed that she felt like it was her "turn" now, and she had several things she wanted to achieve for herself. "I have a huge list of things that I have to do, that I want to do," the mother of two said. "At 42, I feel more connected with my purpose, and now it's going to be my turn."

The 42-year-old is going down the environmental and philanthropic path with Brazil, her home country, as the main target. Bünchen has reportedly donated thousands of trees to the country to help its environment.

The Elle interview was reportedly conducted over Zoom, and at the time, she was in the Bahamas with Brady and the rest of the family. The period coincided with the NFL star's 11-day break earlier on.

Brady took an 11-day leave from practice with the Tampa Buccaneers in order to deal with some personal issues. When he rejoined his group, the 45-year-old put a lid on the speculations and revealed that he left to handle a situation and had several things going on in his life.

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"It's all personal, you know. Everyone's got different situations that they're dealing with," the athlete said. "We all have really unique challenges to our life. I'm 45 years old, man. There's a lot of s–t going on, so just gotta figure out life the best you can. It's a continuous process."

At the time, Brady went on to assure everyone that he was finally back on the field and rearing to have a go at the sport once again. He said, "I'm ready to go. I feel good. I've played football for a long time. I'm pretty good at it. Doesn't take long for me to remember how to play it."