Washington, May 07: Looks like recently married Gisele Bundchen has been bitten by the jealousy bug, for she was recently seen guarding hubby Tom Brady from other women at a party.
The newlyweds hit up SVEDKA Vodka’s Spring Fling Event on the Rooftop of the Gramercy Park Hotel in New York City on May 2, and reports suggest that the supermodel appeared to be particularly possessive about Brady.
During the party, when a female fan asked for a photo with the NFL star, Bundchen hastily interjected, and said: "Tom doesn’t really like to take pictures."
"She wouldn’t let him out-of-her-sight. She was protective; she clung to him for the entire party," Fox News quoted an eyewitness as saying.
Sources further revealed that the couple couldn’t keep their hands and lips off from each other throughout the party.
The insider said: "They couldn`t keep their hands off of each-other, full-on making out for much of the party only coming up for air to hit the dance floor. It got a bit uncomfortable. The only other guy Gisele would dance with was celebrity hair stylist Harry Josh who was hosting the party."
ANI
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