Tom Brady delivers three-word review for Tom Cruise's box office scorcher 'Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning'

Tom Brady has been enjoying life on the bright side since hanging up his cleats.

The seven-time Super Bowl champion finally called time on a hallowed career earlier this year, going out on sort of a whimper with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but with seven Super Bowl rings to boast.

Since then, the Patriots legend has been living life king-size.

After making headlines at Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin's annual Hamptons white party, Brady rolled up to watch Tom Cruise's most recent action-packed offering, 'Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning.'

Brady's three-word review for Mission: Impossible's latest installment.

Safe to say Brady absolutely loved the film.

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Why has Tom Brady been so popular in retirement?

He certainly hasn't been offered a moment's peace since announcing his retirement.

Tom Brady's FTX loss has most recently been in the headlines.

A New York Times report revealed the retired quarterback lost $30 million in the crypto company, though most of that money consisted of FTX stock.

His ex-wife Gisele Bundchen also signed up to endorse the crypto exchange at the time. The Brazilian supermodel lost $18 million after FTX's fall. The company's documents revealed she owned nearly 700,000 common shares in the company.

Gisele Bundchen explained her perspective in a tell-all interview with Vanity Fair.

She said:

“I was blindsided. I’m no different than everyone else that trusted the hype. It’s just...terrible. I’m so sorry for all of us that this happened, and I just pray that justice gets made.”

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Exploring Tom Brady's net worth in the wake of FTX loss

It's important to note that Brady suffered a major loss when the crypto exchange fell from grace. However, since he was paid $30 million in FTX stock, that number likely hasn't dented his net worth.

Per multiple reports, Brady is worth approximately $300 million in 2023.

That figure could soon balloon up.

The NFL icon signed a $375 million deal with Fox Sports that will see him step into the broadcasting booth starting in 2024. He has also invested in a couple of major sports franchises, buying minority ownership stakes with the WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces and the Las Vegas Raiders.