Gisele Bundchen serenades Tom Brady after quarterback is named MVP in New England Patriots' Super Bowl win
- New England Patriots beat Seattle Seahawks 28-24 in the Super Bowl
- Tom Brady picked up the MVP award after helping his side to victory
- He celebrated with his wife Gisele Bundchen and children on the field
- Brady broke Joe Montana's record of 11 Super Bowl touchdowns
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Tom Brady celebrated with his wife Gisele Bundchen after a memorable night saw him help New England Patriots to Super Bowl XLIX victory, pick up his third career 'Most Valuable Player' award, and break Joe Montana's record of 11 Super Bowl touchdowns.
In an enthralling match at the University of Phoenix Stadium, the Patriots beat Seattle Seahawks 28-24, with Brady on top form to help his side win their fourth Super Bowl title.
After the match, he was joined by his supermodel wife Bundchen and two children on the field, where he picked up a deserved MVP trophy.

Tom Brady embraces his wife Gisele Bundchen after a successful Super Bowl night in Glendale, Arizona


Brady celebrated with his wife and two children after helping New England Patriots to victory

Brady of the New England Patriots holds the Super Bowl XLIX MVP trophy

Brady speaks during a news conference after NFL Super Bowl XLIX
During the match, Brady threw two touchdowns in the second quarter, and in his sixth Super Bowl officially broke Montana's record of 11 touchdowns when he picked off a Danny Amendola pass in the fourth quarter.
After the game, a proud Bundchen posted a picture of her kissing Brady's cheek on Instagram alongside the message: 'We are so proud of you daddy!!! Congratulations!!!! #gopats #superbowl #sb49'.
Brady, speaking during the post-match conference, told of his delight at another Super Bowl win:

Brady won his fourth Super Bowl crown and his third Most Valuable Player title on Sunday night in Arizona


Patriots owner Robert Kraft (left) holds the trophy aloft as coach Bill Belichick (right) is soaked with ice
'We never doubted each other,' he told reporters. 'That's what it took. That was a great football team we beat.
'It was a lot of mental toughness. Every team has a journey and a lot of people lost faith in us early. But we held strong. We held together.'
Brady, Montana and Terry Bradshaw are now the only starting quarterbacks to earn four Super Bowl titles.

The New England Patriots quarterback looked emotional as he spoke to press after the game
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