Tom Brady’s eldest son, Jack, is trending across social media after new photos revealed just how much he has grown. The 18-year-old appeared noticeably taller than his legendary father during a recent basketball workout with New York Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns, surprising longtime fans who have watched him grow up on NFL sidelines.
The rare images were shared on Instagram by both Brady and Towns on Tuesday, showing the trio running drills on an outdoor court. One photo in particular captured the most attention: Jack standing taller than the 48-year-old former quarterback and nearly eye-to-eye with the NBA star. This moment instantly sent fans into disbelief.
Jack Brady Turns Heads During Basketball Session With Karl Anthony Towns
The Instagram carousel captured multiple highlights from the workout, including shots of Jack refining his jumper, handling the ball, and even throwing down a powerful dunk. The post, shared jointly by Tom Brady and Karl-Anthony Towns, quickly went viral as fans reacted to just how much Jack has grown.
Towns captioned the post with, “Next time we’re running routes? @tombrady,” a playful nod to Brady’s football legacy. Jack, born in August 2007 to Brady and actress Bridget Moynahan, has long been in the public eye. The former couple dated for two years before separating in 2006, months before Moynahan announced she was pregnant.
Despite their split, both have remained committed co-parents and have frequently shared milestones from Jack’s life on social media. Brady later married supermodel Gisele Bündchen in February 2009, and the pair welcomed two children: Benjamin, now 15, and Vivian, 12.
Their marriage ended in October 2022 after 13 years. Bündchen had previously spoken about wanting Brady to be more present as a father, a comment that resurfaced when reports linked their divorce to his decision to unretire and return to the NFL in March 2022.
While Jack has not indicated whether he plans to pursue basketball professionally, his athletic talent is already turning heads. With elite genetics and growing confidence on the court, fans are beginning to wonder whether the Brady name could someday appear on an NBA jersey instead of a football one. In a lighter recent reveal, Brady also shared that his dog is a clone, adding another unexpected twist to the quarterback’s off-field life.
Tom Brady Reveals His Dog Junie Is a Clone of the Family’s Late Pet Lua
Earlier this month, Tom Brady revealed that his current dog, Junie, is a genetic clone of his family’s late pit bull mix, Lua. The former NFL quarterback shared the news through a statement released by Colossal Biosciences on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, noting that the cloning process had been arranged before Lua passed away in December 2023.
Brady explained that Colossal preserved a biological sample from Lua through a blood draw while she was still alive, later using that genetic material to create Junie. For the unversed, Colossal is the Dallas-based biotechnology firm behind the procedure, which also announced that it had acquired Viagen Pets and Equine, a company known for working with high-profile clients in the cloning space.
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The firms said they plan to merge their technologies to expand cloning services for private pet owners as well as for conservation-focused projects. Viagen, now under Colossal’s ownership, is one of the most recognized names in the pet cloning industry and reportedly charges between $50,000 and $85,000 to clone a dog.
Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. Colossal also holds technology licenses from the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh, the same research center that famously cloned Dolly the sheep in 1996.
Brady, who won seven Super Bowls during his 23-year NFL career, now works as a broadcaster for Fox Sports and is a co-owner of Birmingham City Football Club in England. His public backing of Colossal positions him as one of the most prominent supporters of the increasingly debated pet cloning industry.
