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Gisele Bundchen, Joaquim Valente romance hits pause: ‘Tom Brady to blame’

Gisele Bundchenโ€™s romance with her jiujitsu instructor, Joaquim Valente, is reportedly on pause and she is blaming ex-husband Tom Brady.

According to a source cited byย InTouch,ย Joaquim, 36, could not handle the spotlight that came with the relationship.

โ€œThe spotlight was too much for him,โ€ the insider told the outlet. โ€œJoaquimโ€™s a regular guy. Heโ€™s not used to all the attention he was getting.โ€

The source added that Tomโ€™s Netflix roast also contributed to a lot of strain on the relationship since people are beginning to lay the blame on him for the divorce.

โ€œJoaquim became part of the joke. People actually started asking him if he was the reason for their divorce. He hated that.โ€

The jiujitsu instructor was last spotted at the Brazilian supermodelโ€™s Bal Harbour home in April. This sparked speculation that the couple may be taking a break from their romance.

In this situation, Gisele is really upset with her ex-husband, whom she divorced in October 2022 after 13 years of marriage.

โ€œShe blames the break on Tom,โ€ the source said. โ€œBy agreeing to do the roast, he basically put a target on Joaquimโ€™s back.โ€

Previously,ย Us Weeklyย sources revealed in May that Tom reached out to Gisele to apologise to the roast and how the jokes targeted her.

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