Gisele Bundchen's latest sighting suggests marriage with Tom Brady hanging by thread

Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady's marriage has been one of the hottest topics in the NFL world recently.

As the 45-year-old quarterback returned to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after a 40-day retirement, his absence from training camp had rumors swirling. Brady said he was dealing with personal issues, while reports claimed that he and Bundchen were having marital problems and that she had left their home in Tampa.

Last week, before the Buccaneers' home opener at Raymond James Stadium, Bundchen was noticeably not on the sidelines. Brady's three children and mother were present, however, and were greeted by the quarterback shortly before kickoff.

This week, Gisele Bundchen was reportedly spotted alone in Miami. Bundchen was seen walking down the street alone. She and Brady were never seen together in Miami, so it suggests their relationship issues haven't gotten better.

As Hurricane Ian set its sights on the state of Florida, the Buccaneers were forced to take shelter in Miami. Bundchen and their two children apparently stayed at a home that the couple rented two years ago. The quarterback was not seen at the same home and either stayed with the team or somewhere else in Miami.

Earlier in the week, Brady spoke about his preparations for the impending hurricane. On the "Let's Go" podcast alongside Jim Gray, he said that he was going to prepare his homes for a possible storm surge.

“They’re talking about pretty high storm surges and it’s a scary thing. I will say that it’s a scary thing when it really hits your doorstep.”

Prior to the hurricane, Bundchen had been spending time in New York City.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have now returned home to Tampa and will host the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. There is no doubt all eyes will be looking to see if Bundchen is in attendance for the game.

Tom Brady to get offensive weapons back for 2021 Super Bowl rematch

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will host the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night at Raymond James Stadium in a repeat of their 2021 Super Bowl clash when the Bucs defeated the Chiefs and won their second Lombardi Trophy.

After suffering a loss to the Green Bay Packers at home last week, the Buccaneers will look to get back on track. They will have key offensive weapons to do so.

Wide receiver Mike Evans will be back after serving his one-game suspension last week. Wide receivers Julio Jones and Chris Godwin are both expected to start on Sunday night as well. Godwin hasn't taken the field since Week 1 after injuring his hamstring in his first game back after ACL surgery. Jones has been dealing with a partially torn PCL in his knee and has been healing fast and almost took the field last week.