Gisele shares cryptic message one year after divorcing Tom
Gisele Bundchen struck a pose on a scenic beach as she wrote a cryptic message about ‘heartbreaks’ and ‘challenges’ in a new Instagram post shared on Saturday.
The Brazilian supermodel, 43 — who finalized her divorce from the retired NFL star a little over one year ago in October 2022 — uploaded a snap of herself sitting on a sandy shore as the sunset illuminated a warm glow in the distance.

She sported a one-piece swimsuit and looked out towards the ocean as the wind blew her long locks away from her face.
The star penned a lengthy note to her fans and followers as she opened about facing ‘silent struggles’ and expressed that the world needs ‘more kindness.’
‘Everyone we meet has faced or is facing challenges in life that we know nothing about,’ Bundchen began.

‘We don’t see the silent struggles, the fear, the obstacles, the heartbreaks, or their daily ups and downs…’
Gisele continued, ‘As we go about our daily routine, we may miss seeing someone needing a simple, kind word or gesture.’
In conclusion, the media personality expressed the importance of spreading love and ‘kindness.’
‘I believe an act of kindness sparks more kindness, and this is what we most need in the world today,’ the beauty wrote, adding a praying hands emoji at the end.

The model also translated the message into Spanish directly underneath.
Last year in October, Bundchen and Brady announced their divorce after 13 years of marriage. The former couple share son Benjamin, 13, and daughter Vivian, 10.
The two stars focus on positively co-parenting their children, with the beauty also remaining close to Tom’s other son, Jack, 16, whom he shares with ex, Bridget Moynahan.

In March, Bundchen opened up to Vanity Fair about the divorce, and called it ‘the death of my dream.’
‘It’s tough because you imagine your life was going to be a certain way, and you did everything you could, you know?
I believed in fairy tales when I was a kid. I think it’s beautiful to believe in that. I mean, I’m so grateful I did.’