How Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen finalized their divorce under the radar, expert explains
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Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen finalized their divorce under the radar, despite the very public rumors leading up to their announcement. An expert breaks down how the couple was able to do so privately to Fox News Digital.
According to Katherine Miller, founder of the Miller Law Group, the reason behind why the ex-couple likely did not engage in a public argument has to do with two components: a prenuptial agreement and their steadfast commitment to their children. Will Mendelson is an entertainment editor for Fox News Digital.
"One thing that most people do not realize about divorce is that most divorces settle outside the courtroom and not in one," Miller explained to Fox News Digital. "For Tom and Gisele, one huge advantage to keeping their divorce negotiations in a conference room rather than a courtroom is to keep their personal business quiet and discreet. Most certainly, Tom and Gisele had a prenuptial agreement that dictated the division of their assets and minimized what there was to argue about. They surely needed to work out a parenting and custody plan as part of their divorce but they clearly both want what is best for their children."
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