Gisele Bundchen ‘set to break silence’ on ‘difficult’ divorce from Tom Brady in bombshell interview
MODEL Gisele Bundchen is reportedly ready to speak out about her divorce from Tom Brady.
The Brazilian beauty, 42, split from the former Tampa Bay quarterback late last year after thirteen years of marriage.
Gisele and Brady confirmed their divorce was "amicable" in a joint statement last October.
Brady, meanwhile, announced his decision to retire from the NFL on Wednesday morning.
While Bundchen has moved back to modeling, including a recent topless shoot for fashion house Louis Vitton.
The pair have been mostly silent on their personal lives since the bombshell split.
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But according to reports by Page Six, Gisele is finally ready to speak out.
They claim that Bundchen will open up about her time with Brady in a "Vanity Fair cover story".
Gisele has recently begun reviving her modeling career after taking years out to raise her and Brady's children Benjamin, 12, and Vivian, 9.
Page Six quotes a source as suggesting the cover shoot could be as soon as April: "I could see this as a cover [story] to celebrate Earth Month in April, as that’s a subject close to Gisele’s heart.
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"But it could also be a summer cover.”
The headline interview would be Bundchen's first Vanity Fair cover since May 2009.
Gisele's latest shoot in Miami certainly turned heads, with the 42-year-old spotted wearing a sheer ankle-length black sleeveless dress.
The shots came a matter of days after PEOPLE revealed that, per a source, "she feels a sense of renewal with newfound energy and a happy future outlook.
"Her life was in flux for so long and now it is more settled. She is optimistic."
Meanwhile, Brady is done with playing after confirming his retirement in a social media video.
He signed a ten-year, $375million broadcast deal with FOX Sports last year to go into broadcasting following his retirement.
When asked for comment, a spokesperson for Vanity Fair told Page Six: "The publication does not comment on editorial rumors."