Tom Brady's 15-year-old son nearly as tall as 6-foot-4 dad on European vacation

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Benjamin Brady, how did you grow up so fast?
Much like his little sister Vivian, 12, and older brother Jack, 17, the NFL GOAT QB and seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady's middle child Benjamin is almost unrecognizable in photos that the Las Vegas Raiders minority owner shared on Instagram.
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On a fun European adventure in Germany and the Netherlands, the Fox Sports $375-million man spent some quality time with his two children that he had with ex-wife Gisele Bündchen, including the Champions League Final in Munich, enjoying the Amsterdam canals while appreciating its history at the Anne Frank Museum, doing graffiti art, and meeting fútbol/soccer Liverpool icon Virgil van Dijk.
Also extremely noticeable, Benjamin is already almost as tall as his 6-foot-4 father.
Besides what seems to be a bad dad joke, "Let Munich surf!!!," the New England Patriots legend is barely taller than him.
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Little sister Vivian isn't far behind, and it's great to see dad spending some awesome quality time with his two younger children given the 47-year-old brand-empire builder regretted his smash Netflix roast for all the inappropriate jokes about their mom, and Jack's mother Bridget Moynahan.

No matter how famous or rich Brady becomes, being a great dad is always job No. 1.
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