In Photos: Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski reunite for QB's unofficial retirement party

There's no dull moment in Tom Brady's retirement. The recently retired QB has been even more active on social media, enjoying time with friends and family. Despite being for his NFT brand Autograph, Brady reunited with former teammate Rob Gronkowski at a grand party hosted for them.

The 45-year-old seemed happy to spend time with fans and others in attendance. He shared videos and photos on Instagram, tagging Autograph for the successful event.

Image Credit: Tom Brady's IG (@tombrady)

Apart from a place for everyone to interact, Brady also seems to have spent some time up on the stage.

"Shutting it down in Tampa with The Huddle fam!" Brady wrote.

The former Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB was seen interacting with fans and laughing with them before he shared more photos with Gronkowski and RB Leonard Fournette. Brady had his arms around both athletes as they posed for the camera.

Image Credit: Autograph's IG (@autograph.io)

Autograph, on their end, shared a video of Gronkowski lighting up the stage with some crazy moves. Of course, a party with Tom Brady and Gronkowski would be incomplete without a throw.

"Brady to Gronk one last time" they wrote.

What exactly was Tom Brady's unofficial retirement party about?

Brady's second (and final) retirement seems to have opened up countless event opportunities for the icon. The recent party by Autograph, which Brady co-founded, was meant to promote their brand and some of their loyal customers.

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The brand aims to bring together 'the most iconic brands and legendary names in sports, entertainment, and culture to create unique digital collections and experiences'. Gronk along with celebrities like Tiger Woods and Simone Biles are also partners with Autograph.

"Hey @Autograph family, we’re one month away from my unofficial retirement party in Tampa on March 16th. Can’t wait to celebrate with everyone from The Huddle," Brady had announced.

Gronk and Brady at the Super Bowl LV game

Furthermore, the party was only open to Huddle members and needed to be RSVPed. Considering TB12's close involvement with the brand, one can expect more such events in the future.