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Gisele Bündchen showcased her incredible figure in a white tank top and a pair of low-rise green sweatpants while arriving to her new temporary home in Miami.
As she awaits for the renovations to be completed at her $11.5 million waterfront mansion on Indian Creek Island, directly across the creek from ex Tom Brady,
the supermodel, 43, appeared relaxed after going on a drive with her beloved dog.
The mother-of-two’s golden blonde hair cascaded naturally over her shoulders and down her back in beachy waves as exited the driver’s side of her Land Rover.
At one point, she could be seen holding a leash as she opened the spacious trunk of her car, where her pooch was chilling, next to a small suitcase.
Following her shock split from Brady, who she shares her son Benjamin, 13 and daughter Vivian, 10, Bundchen began overseeing construction on a property just minutes from his place.
Bundchen bought the five-bedroom, 6,600-square-foot Miami Beach mansion on October 6, just weeks before the couple finalized their divorce.
Bündchen first viewed the mansion on August 16, just days before the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback took an 11-day break from playing in the NFL, a source told Page Six.
The break was a last attempt to save the relationship, it was reported.
‘Gisele was actively looking at homes in Miami Beach even before Tom took his break from the NFL, which indicates that she was already done with the marriage and moving on,’ the source revealed.
Bündchen’s reported new digs are in Surfside while Brady’s mansion is on the waterfront of Biscayne Bay.
‘You could literally swim from Gisele’s place to Tom’s — not that they would — but both homes will include a dock, so it would be very easy for them to co-parent their children while living so close to each other,’ the source added.
The property listing boasts soaring 25-foot ceilings, a large outdoor pool, a home theater, gym, several terraces and views of the waterway and Indian Creek Island.
The two had aimed to build a forever home in Miami’s Indian Creek Country Club community for themselves and their children.
