This Mother’s Day, Gisele Bündchen gave the world a rare glimpse into her life as a mother of three. She posted the first photo of her baby boy on Instagram, along with a new look at her two older children, 15-year-old Benjamin and 12-year-old Vivian, whom she shares with ex-husband Tom Brady.
In her post’s first photo, Bündchen debuted her newborn, who is her first child with partner Joaquim Valente. His face was turned away from the camera, and the baby wore a white outfit with the message “I ♥️ Mom” stitched across the back.
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A second shot showed Bündchen embracing her three children and partner. The model hid her baby’s face with a heart emoji to protect his privacy.
Bündchen reflected on the last few months in her caption. “I’ve been quiet over here but very busy living life,” she wrote. “Sometimes, the most beautiful moments aren’t shared—they’re simply lived. Lately, I’ve been embracing the slower rhythms, the real connections, the beauty in the lessons that come with being present.”
Bündchen also used the post to honor her late mother, Vânia Nonnenmacher, who passed away last year. “Today, on Mother’s Day, I specifically miss my mom,” she wrote. “But my heart is full. Being a mother has been my greatest gift, a journey that humbles me, teaches me, and fills me with gratitude every single day.”
The supermodel welcomed her third child in February and has kept a low profile since then. Earlier this month, she skipped the Met Gala, which she last attended in 2023.
A source told People in March that Bündchen was “very happy and content” following the baby’s arrival. The insider explained she was gradually returning to her wellness routines and enjoying “shorter outings” with her older children and Valente.
“She still can’t believe she has a newborn,” the source added. “She feels very blessed.”
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