Gisele Bundchen splashes $11.5m on Miami mansion right opposite ex-husband Tom Brady, report claims
GISELE BUNDCHEN and Tom Brady may be separated, but it seems they'll remain close together.
According to a recent report by Page Six, the Brazilian supermodel has purchased an $11.5 million waterfront home in Florida, a mere stone's throw from Brady's $17 million mansion on Indian Creek Island.
Bundchen's new pad is an impressive 6,600-square-foot home that includes five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, multiple terraces, a home theater, a gym, and a playroom.
Sitting within an 18,400-square-foot plot of land within a cul-de-sac, the lot also features an outdoor pool and a dock that virtually directly overlooks the rear of Brady's in-construction mansion.
Page Six reported that per a source: "You could literally swim from Gisele’s place to Tom’s — not that they would — but both homes will include a dock, so it would be very easy for them to co-parent their children while living so close to each other."
This property is merely the latest investment in a massive property portfolio that Bundchen that includes a recently-purchased $1.25 million home in Surfside that she reportedly plans on using as an office.
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The report also states that Bundchen first visited her new home on August 16, and closed with the purchase on October 6
A source told them: "Gisele was actively looking at homes in Miami Beach even before Tom took his break from the NFL, which indicates that she was already done with the marriage and moving on."
The couple announced their divorce on October 28, however, rumors had been rife for some time - especially after Brady took an eleven-day break from training camp in August.
Per People, the former couple has agreed to share custody of their children Benjamin, 12, and Vivian, 9, with a source explaining that they will have "full access to both [parents], whenever they want."
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They continued: "They can see whichever parent they want. They've got a schedule, but neither of them would prevent their kids from seeing the other parent."
