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Tom Brady Takes Daughter Vivian on a Yacht After Weekend of partying...
- Tom Brady attended Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's wedding in Venice, Italy, on June 27, 2023, where he was seen dancing with Sydney Sweeney and other guests.
- This event followed Brady's October 2022 divorce from Gisele Bündchen and Sydney Sweeney's split from fiancé Jonathan Davino earlier in 2023 as she focused on her acting career.
- At the wedding and subsequent events, Sweeney was observed spending time with Brady and Orlando Bloom, sparking dating rumors despite multiple sources confirming she is not romantically involved with either man.
- After the wedding, Brady enjoyed a yacht outing with his daughter Vivian, sharing clips of her diving into the Mediterranean Sea, while Sweeney revealed she is currently single by choice, focusing on personal growth and deepening her connections with friends.
- These events suggest both Brady and Sweeney are prioritizing personal growth and privacy, with Brady enjoying a single summer and Sweeney focusing on her career amid public speculation.
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Tom Brady's Dating Life Gets an Update After Cozy Moments in Venice
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez probably thought they would be the main focus of their wedding on June 27, but little did they know that some of their suddenly single guests were the main attraction. With Tom Brady, Orlando Bloom, Sydney Sweeney, and Brooks Nader making the A-list cut, the celebs’ every movement was watched last weekend. From TMZ’s report that the retired NFL star was seen “chatting up” and grooving on the dance floor with Swee…
Her beauty has captured everyone's attention, including that of the legendary quarterback. Together they would dance in an accomplice way and have drinks together at the hotel, talking until the morning
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