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Gisele Bündchen and Joaquim Valente are celebrating their new life chapter together. The model and the jiu-jitsu trainer are happier than ever after welcoming their baby boy, River. The proud dad was recently spotted in Miami walking their family dog and riding his bike.
© Backgrid/The Grosby GroupJoaquim was all smiles in new photos, where he is seemingly excited for their latest purchase. The pair are the new owners of a yacht, the new Schaefer V44. The official account shared photos of their boat during the delivery, and the sportsman even posed for a photo in front of the yacht.
© Schaefer Yachts US/Instagram"Congratulations to Gisele Bündchen and Joaquim Valente on welcoming their gorgeous new Schaefer V44," the company wrote on social media, adding, "just in time to celebrate the arrival of their newborn! May this stunning yacht be the perfect setting for making treasured new memories!"
© Schaefer Yachts US/InstagramJoaquim can be seen wearing a casual outfit, which consisted of green shorts and a black t-shirt. The new dad seemed happy about the new purchase. "Very nice color combination, congrats & have fun," one person wrote, while someone else commented, "What a boat! What a team! Congrats on both your new additions to your family," adding, "Welcome to the Schaefer yachts club."
The latest purchase is not a surprise as the couple is known for spending a lot of time in the ocean. They have been spotted multiple times surfing, paddleboarding, and relaxing at the beach, both in Miami, Brazil, and Costa Rica.
© Backgrid/The Grosby GroupThe family also loves adventure and continues to have an active lifestyle, with Joaquim being spotted spending time with Gisele and Tom Brady's kids and doing fun activities in Miami. "Her kids really like him,” said a source to US Weekly. The kids have grown used to Valente who's been "living at [Bündchen’s] house in Miami for a while.”
"Their chemistry together has always been there and they have a lot in common," continued the source. "They’ve been in love for a while.”
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