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Former U.S. National Football League (NFL) quarterback Tom Brady\u2019s estranged wife Gisele Bundchen has said she was \u201cblindsided\u201d by the collapse of crypto exchange FTX. Bundchen claimed that she only invested in FTX because her financial advisors recommended it. <\/strong><\/p>\n Gisele Bundchen, a fashion model and the estranged wife of former NFL quarterback Tom Brady, has said she only invested in Sam Bankman-Fried\u2019s FTX because her financial advisors told her to do so. In remarks published<\/a> in the Daily Mail, Bundchen suggested that she, just like other FTX investors, was \u201cblindsided\u201d by the crypto exchange\u2019s spectacular collapse.<\/p>\n According to the Daily Mail, the celebrity model reportedly held more than 680,000 shares in the collapsed crypto exchange, which were at one point valued at $57 million. Brady, on the other hand, held more than 1.1 million FTX shares when the crypto exchange collapsed. Besides being a shareholder, Bundchen was the crypto exchange\u2019s ambassador and just like Brady, she also appeared in FTX\u2019s Super Bowl advertisement.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n After FTX abruptly stopped operating, Bundchen and other celebrities were accused of engaging in deceptive practices. In a billion-dollar lawsuit<\/a> filed by attorneys Adam Moskowitz and David Boies in Nov. 2022, Oklahoma resident Edwin Garrison also accused the celebrities of promoting unregistered securities.<\/p>\n However, despite her role in promoting the crypto exchange, as well as her perceived closeness to Bankman-Fried, Bundchen is quoted in the report claiming she too wants justice to prevail.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s just\u2026terrible. I\u2019m so sorry for all of us that this happened, and I just pray that justice gets made,\u201d the fashion model reportedly said.<\/p>\nBundchen and Brady\u2019s Shareholding in FTX<\/h2>\n
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