Photos: Tom Brady Watches ‘Avengers: Endgame’ With His Kids At Home Cinema

Being Tom Brady is a cool thing because you get to watch the most popular movie of all time in your own home on debut night. The Patriots quarterback spent his Friday by watching the “Avengers: Endgame” in his theater room. The kids were there, too.

Brady enjoys every minute of his free time to have fun with the kids, and parenting changed his life completely. Everything is so different now, and Brady is proud of his three kids.

“Yeah, absolutely different than when I was young and very little responsibility and now kids,” Brady said of the differences between his single life and parenting. “It’s a lot of fun. It’s great for me. My daughter is six. She’s a great cheerleader for us. My oldest son is into every play. My middle son is not into any play. It’s perfect. We get to talk about it on the way home. They’re understanding more and more but they’re still my kids, so they don’t care much about Dad. They’d rather hang with Gronk [Rob Gronkowski] and Jules [Julian Edelman] and all of those other guys.”

His kids are involved in the world of football just because their father is the greatest quarterback of all times.

“I’ll talk to my son Jack about the game and what he thought of the game and he’ll be like, ‘Dad, what were you doing on this play!? Why didn’t you just do this!?’ He watches football and his buddies talk about football and that’s just a great thing for a dad, and for all of us when our kid’s are interested in what we’re doing. My son Benny, I don’t know if he’ll watch one play in the game but the fact that he gets popcorn and a bunch of junk food is what I think he looks forward to.”

But, Vivi is his greatest cheerleader. The girl has a special place in Brady’s heart. “V is the little cheerleader. She’ll tell me, ‘Hey Daddy, did you hear me? I said go daddy go!’ And I’ll go, ‘Of course I heard you!’ The kids bring so much perspective to our lives and they’re just the most beautiful things in our life, so joyful. The fact that they’re getting older and they get to share this with me is really creating so many memories, obviously for them, but for me too in ways that were different when I was younger. So it’s really a cool thing for them to be here.”