Tom Brady’s two teenage sons looked completely grown up in social media photos from a recent trip to Alaska.
In photos shared to Instagram on Tuesday, the NFL alum, 48, posed in a pair of pics with sons Jack, 18, and Benjamin, 16.
In the first pic, the trio stood in front of a lake, with Jack and Benjamin standing nearly as tall as their father.
In another snapshot taken from the waist up, the proud father posed alongside the smiling boys on a boat, with Jack and Tom wearing jackets, and Benjamin draping a towel over his shoulder.
In a third snap from a fishing outing, Jack showed off a fish as his younger brother pointed in surprise.
Tom’s daughter Vivian, 13, was also spotted on the trip, as the family also enjoyed a sled outing — complete with sled dogs — as well as a whale-watching trip and an apparent bear encounter in the wild.
“A week in Alaska with my three best friends. The trip of a lifetime ❤️,” the former quarterback captioned the carousel, noting that “Vivi made some new friends ❤️” in the sled dogs.
“The boys heading into the wilderness. Artist at work 📸 ❤️ We were a little colder than Benny 😂,” he continued.
Tom added that the trip was “truly awe inspiring. So lucky to experience the power of nature in a setting like this.” Of the whale sighting, Tom remarked, “Power and grace ❤️🐋
He concluded, “Camera roll filled up on this trip…”
Fans in the comments thread were thrilled at the peek into the football great’s vacation with his children.
“Love this! Glad you had so much fun!” one person wrote, while another added, “Loving the family vibes ✨🙏🖖”
A third gushed, “You are a lucky man,” while a fourth chimed in, “whole Brady family has ice in their veins 🤍🐋🐻 beautiful photos!”
Brady — who shares son Jack with ex Bridget Moynahan, and Vivian and Benjamin with ex-wife Gisele Bündchen — frequently takes to social media to share special moments with his kids.
Last month, he shared a photo of all three kids at Jack’s high school graduation — including a celebratory photo of the co-parents and their son.
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