Tom Brady’s daughter steals the show as he wins MVP award

Tom Brady’s 8-year-old daughter Vivian stole the show during her father’s Super Bowl MVP speech as the adorable youngster struggled to contain her excitement. 

On Sunday, February 7, Tom Brady led the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to win 31-9 against The Kansas City Chiefs at Raymond James Stadium.

For the fifth time, the iconic quarterback won the Super Bowl MVP title after he led the Bucs to a landslide win. Tom’s daughter Vivian, who he shares with his wife supermodel Gisele Bündchen, stole everyone's hearts with her excitement about her father's win. 

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Vivian grabbed fistfuls of confetti and threw them at her siblings, 11-year-old Benjamin, and 13-year-old Jack. 

As soon as Tom received the Vince Lombardi Trophy he shouted, "How about that?!” and held the trophy up to the crowd. He then quickly handed the award to his daughter who hugged the trophy close and then held it up to the crowd, copying her father. 

During the presentation, CBS presenter Jim Nantz said, “Congratulations, there’s nothing better than being able to share this with your family and your kids.”

Tom agreed and said, "They started off about this big, and now look at 'em. So I'm trying to stop the little clock right now, but it will be nice to celebrate with them, too!"

Vivian continued to jump around the stage as the commentary continued. Although she wore a mask it was clear to see that she was elated and hugged her father to celebrate his win. 

Gisele Bündchen took to Instagram following the game, to show how excited the kids were after their father's win. The boys both wore their father’s jersey and danced and clapped as they waited for the elevator. 

Brady promised the audience that there’s still more to come from him and the team. We can safely assume that the quarterback will have the full support of his family whatever he does next.