Gisele Bündchen Has Broken A Record With Her Latest Photoshoot

Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bündchenis proving she is a "queen" as she broke a record with her latest photoshoot.

While the 43-year-old's time on the runway is over, her modeling career is going strong as she continues to work the camera and continues to pop up on magazine covers.

Keep scrolling to see her latest record-breaking modeling photos.

She officially retired from runway modeling in 2015, but Bündchen continues to pose for editorial shoots, campaigns, and other fashion projects -- her latest being with Pop Magazine.

Bündchen took to social media to share a photo dump of her time in Miami, in which she posed for 13 photos in three hours. "That was a record for me," she admitted in the caption. "Thank you for coming to Miami and having a good time with me, I had so much fun!"

In the post, the 43-year-old shared both behind-the-scenes images and the final product, proving she is a "queen" and a "goddess."

Nearly 30 years after she was discovered, she continues to wow fans and prove she is the "queen" of supermodels, with her latest project being with Pop Magazine -- a British fashion magazine co-founded in 2000.

"Gisele the woman that YOU ARE," one of her followers commented on the latest shoot.

"Tom [Brady] is somewhere punching the air," another said, referring to her ex-husband.

Sean & Seng did the photoshoot, with Stephanie Waknine in charge of styling.

Gisele Bündchen is considered one of the most successful supermodels of all time. Her modeling career began in the late 1990s when a modeling agency in Brazil discovered her at the age of 14. From there, she quickly rose to international fame.

While she retired from the runway in 2015, she recently admitted that she "will never stop working."

"My desire is to continue creating until the day I die. I love the creativity that exists within me, I want to learn new things," she said, adding, “As far as your rigor depends, success is already guaranteed.”

Fans continued to flood the comments section of her latest photoshoot for Pop Magazine, praising the supermodel. "The great top model Queen forever," one user said as another expressed, "The definition of SUPERmodel," adding a fire emoji.

One of her fan pages took to the comments section to share, "You left me speechless as always."

Over the course of her career, Bündchen has been celebrated for her beauty, professionalism, and influence in the fashion industry.

Despite being one of the highest-paid models in the world, the 43-year-old doesn't let that "define" her.

“I’m not a model. Modeling is a job that I do, a career that I’ve had," she told Vogue. "It allowed me to see the world, and I was well-paid for it. But it never defined me.”

Since ending her time on the runway, the former Victoria’s Secret angel is now involved in environmental activism and philanthropy work, and supports causes related to conservation and children’s health. She has lent her voice, time, image, and money to environmental causes.

She even went on to star in National Geographic’s documentary series ‘Years of Living Dangerously’.

“There are enough signs that we can’t keep going in this direction,” she told the magazine when speaking on the documentary. “People forget that without a healthy environment, there are no healthy humans, because last time I checked, our life depends on the health of our planet, period.”

She concluded, “At the end of the day, the Earth will be fine. If we are gone, she’s going to regenerate herself. So we have to think about how we’re going to survive on it. How can we have the least impact?”

On a recent appearance on 'The Tonight Show', Bündchen revealed that she almost died when shooting a campaign with Oxygene.

"It was for this fragrance called Oxygene. You got to Google it," she told Jimmy Fallon, "You can see it actually. It's on the internet. It's called Oxygene was the name of the fragrance."

The photo shoot was taken "on a fake iceberg in Iceland and [she] almost fell off into the ocean."

If she had fallen in, she said, "I would have been dead in seconds."