Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen Divorce Rumors Addressed As Former Release Statement!

by Francis Mansueto / Nov 05, 2015 06:43 AM EST

Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen during Germany v Argentina: 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Final

The Tom Brady-Gisele Bundchen divorce rumors are finally losing traction, as Tom personally confirmed that they're still together to ET Online. The New England Patriots quarterback shared that spending time together was the key to maintaining a strong relationship.

Brady also mentioned that they both have busy schedules, even after Bundchen retired from modeling. According to Brady, Gisele "works more than any retired person I know."

Bundchen finally walked her last runway in Apr. 15, 2015, at the Colcci Ready to Wear Spring/Summer 2016 Fashion Show in Brazil, as reported by ET Fashion. Brady tweeted his support for his supermodel wife, saying that he is inspired by her everyday, and that he "can't wait to see what's next."

Just a few months ago, the couple's relationship was in danger of imploding. It was not just from Brady's "Deflategate" NFL scandal, but also his possible involvement with Ben Affleck's infidelity, as reported by E! Online.

However the Superbowl-winning quarterback rebounded from these issues quite well. It started when a Federal judge scrapped his 4-game suspension, and he was able to focus more on fixing their relationship, according to E! Online. They became more visible in the public, openly displaying their affection.

The Tom Brady-Gisele Bundchen also stopped because of their rekindled love. The public and entertainment media shifted their focus on other issues that they could throw towards the power couple. Recently, allegations about Bundchen getting plastic surgery began to surface, as reported by NY Daily News. Pictures of the model are scrutinized, focusing on signs of a possible breast enlargement procedure.

Meanwhile, Tom Brady is unstoppable in the current NFL season so far. His New England Patriots are 8-0, with only eight games left before the playoffs. He is unofficially the MVP of the NFL's first half, winning against legitimate contenders, according to The Big Lead.