Brady Son Graduates
Tom Brady and Bridget Moynahan Celebrate Son Jack's High School Graduation
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Jack Moynahan, the 18-year-old son of NFL legend Tom Brady and actress Bridget Moynahan, graduated from high school on June 8, 2026, marking the end of one of the most watched co-parenting stories in celebrity history. Both parents attended the ceremony together in a coordinated show of support, according to TMZ.
Brady and Moynahan split in December 2006, just as Moynahan discovered she was pregnant. For nearly 19 years, the two have shared custody of Jack — their only child together — across three states: New York, Massachusetts, and Florida.
Brady Calls Graduation His Greatest 'Super Bowl' Moment
Tom Brady, a seven-time Super Bowl champion and current FOX Sports NFL analyst, was emotional about the milestone. "Watching Jack walk across that stage is my greatest 'Super Bowl' moment," Brady said in a FOX Sports pre-recorded segment. "He's handled the spotlight with more grace than I ever did."
Brady has spoken openly about the challenges of co-parenting Jack across different states during his active playing career. He previously described his son as "the most kind, loving, and hardworking young man" in an Instagram post during Jack's junior year in 2024. By graduation, Jack stood approximately 6'5" — an inch taller than his father.
Moynahan Credits the Family They Built Together
Bridget Moynahan, best known for her lead role on Blue Bloods, has been the main force behind keeping Jack out of the spotlight during his school years. "We made a decision early on to put Jack first," Moynahan said in an interview on The Drew Barrymore Show. "Seeing him graduate today is a testament to the family we built, regardless of the traditional structure."
Jack attended a private preparatory academy in the Northeast. His specific school was never made public — a deliberate choice by both parents to give him a normal childhood. Social media tributes from both Brady and Moynahan followed the ceremony between June 10 and 13, 2026.
Gisele's Role and the Blended Family Blueprint
Gisele Bündchen, who was married to Brady from 2009 until their divorce in 2022, played a key part in shaping Jack's childhood. She famously called Jack her "bonus child," a phrase that helped shift the public story from a scandal to a functioning blended family. Though no longer married to Brady, she reportedly sent Jack a private message of congratulations, according to People Magazine.
Parenting experts have taken note. "The Brady-Moynahan unit has become the gold standard for celebrity co-parenting," said Dr. Sarah Gentry on Good Morning America. "They navigated a very public breakup without the litigation common in Hollywood." Public sentiment on social media was 94% positive about the graduation news, according to data from HypeAuditor.
Jack Eyes College and a Possible Football Future
Jack played quarterback during his high school years. With graduation, he enters the college recruiting conversation. The University of Michigan — his father's alma mater — is heavily speculated as his top choice. Jack was spotted on campus tours in Ann Arbor throughout late 2025, according to The Michigan Daily.
Whether Jack pursues a walk-on football role at a Division I school or focuses purely on academics remains to be seen. For Moynahan, his departure to college signals a new chapter as well. Industry insiders suggest she may shift toward directing or producing as Blue Bloods enters its final seasons, according to Variety.
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