Gisele Bundchen Flaunts Growing Baby Bump at the Beach

Gisele Bundchen showed off her growing baby bump in Miami Beach, Fla. on Sunday in a stylish beach get up as she sunbathed with a friend.

The 32-year-old Brazilian fashion model looked simply gorgeous as she lounged out in the sun with a friend. The soon-to-be mommy wore a cute cheetah print bandeaux bathing suit top with a pair of large sunglasses and a cute straw hat to keep the sun out of her face.

Although her husband Tom Brady wasn’t spotted on the beach with her, it’s rumored that the couple spent lots of time together before it was time for the NFL star to get back on the field.

This will be the superstar couple’s second child together, as they already have an adorable 3-year-old son named Benjamin.

The supermodel may have looked glammed up at the beach, but she definitely wasn’t feeling up to par Saturday evening when she was seen hiding her face as she left Prime One Twelve in Miami.

Bundchen’s due date is fast approaching and it seems as if she really needed some good rest and relaxation as a friend had to help guide her to the car as they swiftly left the high end restaurant.

Benjamin’s mommy seemed flustered and her face seemed to be red as she did her best to hide it from the relentless photogs.

At least she was dressed for comfort in a knitted sweater and white jeans along with some simple sandals. The model even decided to opt out on make up during the outing.

In other Gisele related news, the supermodel didn’t have the easy road to success that most people might assume.

Photographer Mario Testino revealed that when the now billionaire supermodel first came into the industry, nobody was interested in her and he had to personally fight for her.

“Nobody liked her, nobody wanted her,” Testino admitted. “I had to fight to get her into my stories because nobody thought she was right – too this, too that, the nose, the breasts, the waist.”

Despite what the industry said, Testino believed in the Brazilian bombshell and is credited with her current stardom.

Gisele Bundchen baby bump photos

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