Opening day for the 2026 US Open proved to be a fun family day for Bridget Moynahan.
The actress, 55, was spotted on the first day of the Open on August 30 with her husband, businessman Andrew Frankel, and her son Jack Moynahan. She shares the 19-year-old strapping teen with her ex Tom Brady.
Bridget went with the kind of casual chic outfit that would make Sex and the City's Natasha proud: she opted for a white satin camisole with a denim-print pair of wide-legged slacks and a white blazer with drawn-on artwork, paired with a Gucci bag.
Jack went with a classic white button down shirt paired with jeans, while Bridget's husband Andrew went with a powder blue shirt and slacks. Even in the shots taken while in the bleachers, the teen's towering frame came through.
Bridget and Tom, 49, who were briefly engaged, called it quits in 2006, just before the former discovered she was pregnant with their son. Jack was born in 2007, and the exes maintained an amicable bond as co-parents, which is still going strong today.
"Being pregnant and having a baby are such personal, intimate moments," the Blue Bloods star told People back in 2019 about becoming pregnant with Jack while single. In 2015, Bridget found love with Andrew, becoming a stepmom to his three sons.
Tom began dating Gisele Bündchen in late 2006, with the pair tying the knot in 2009. They welcomed son Benjamin and daughter Vivian together before their divorce in 2022. Gisele is now married to and shares a baby boy with Joaquim Valente.
"Tom and I made a decision to raise a child together and we both found partners that not only supported us in raising that child, but also loved our child as if he was their own," Bridget continued to People. "I don't think you can ask for more than that. My son is surrounded by love."
That same extends to Tom and Gisele as well. The supermodel helped raise Jack while married to the ex NFL star, and now the two maintain an efficient co-parenting relationship of their own. “As a married couple, you're in the same house all the time, so you're trying to always be on the same page," Tom told USA Today.
"And then when you're not in the same house, you're still trying to be on the same page, as it relates to the children," adding: "We both love our kids more than anything in the world, and we do our best to try to be the best example that we can be and knowing that, you know, parents aren't perfect either."
Tom continued: "It's all about being present with your kids in the moments, not necessarily the ones that you think are the big moments. When you're just available to them, they can open up and express things that they're going through in life."
