By defeating the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers broke their string of misfortune. Tom Brady and company defeated the Rams, 16–13. Following his team’s triumphant victory, the star quarterback said he had gained a new fan. This is a recent development following the acrimonious split from his former supermodel spouse, Gisele Bündchen.

On his weekly podcast, ‘Let’s Go!’, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers shot-caller recounted how his little daughter reacted when he achieved the impossible mark of completing 100,000 yards in the NFL.

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“She was very excited,” he said on his podcast. “That little girl was very excited for her dad. So, she is my no. 1 cheerleader and I wouldn’t have it any other way.” The seven-time Super Bowl champ’s daughter also points out to him whenever he “did not have a happy face out there.” It is mostly because of his personal life struggles after his separation from Bündchen. But he tried to have a “better peace of mind.”

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Like every other dad, Tom Brady once showed his protective side for his daughter in a playful manner. Vivian Lake is Brady’s youngest child, and is nine years old.

On his now-expired Instagram story, the father of three wrote: “I want to be crystal clear about this.”

The story had a picture of a tombstone that had the words, “Anyone who dates my daughter,” inscribed on it. The 45-year-old added heart and laughing emojis, which showed that the post was a lighthearted one.

The father-daughter pair has lots of fun together. Who can forget the time when the star QB shared a video of himself jumping from a cliff with his then-six-year-old daughter? Brady and Vivi stood at the top of a waterfall and held each other’s hands. After pointing to the area where they would jump in, the father asked if Vivian was ready. The child nodded and, after counting down, they jumped off.

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