While in Australia this week, Tom Brady met several Aussies and became friendly with them.
The 46-year-old former NFL star went to a wildlife park to feed kangaroos and wallabies by hand.
The ex-footballer documented his intimate encounters with the marsupials at Queensland’s Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Instagram images.
Wearing a similar hat, white T-shirt, and black skinny pants, he posed casually with a group of buddies.
Tom wrote, “loving Australia” and “hаnging with the locals” in the caption.
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While in Australia this week, Tom Brady (left) met some Aussies and became friends with them. The 46-year-old former NFL star went to a wildlife park to feed kangaroos and wallabies by hand.Tom Brady’s “An Evening with Tom Brady” speaking tour began last week with his arrival in Down Under.
Plus, 46-year-old former NFL quarterback Tom Brady went for a walk in Brisbane on Sunday before his VIP sit-down engagement at Brisbane Stadium.
Just one day after a gym session in Las Vegas and an event in his capacity as strategic adviser for Delta Air Lines, Tom boarded a private plane straight from the US to Australia last week.
A “Touch Down package” including a second-row seat, an autographed jersey, and a picture op with the superstar was available to those lucky enough to secure tickets to his Australian tour.
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The ex-footballer went quite near to the marsupials at Queensland’s Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Instagram images.
At $3999 a pop, these tickets flew off the shelves.
Football fans shelled over $2999 for the ‘Legends’ tickets, which came with a portrait and an autographed football.
Neither the cheapest photo chances, which were offered for $1299, nor the cheapest seats, which started at $99, were left.
Tom retired in 2023 after a stellar career as a quarterback—winning six Suρer Bowls with the Patriots and one with the Buccaneers—and five times as the game’s most valuable player.
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Tom arrived Down Under last week ahead of his ‘An Evening with Tom Brady ‘ speaking tour
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