Gisele Bundchen celebrated a trip to her native Brazil with her large family, including her five beautiful sisters and their parents.
The stunning supermodel, 43, shared a photo album from the holiday on Instagram on Tuesday, which included incredible snaps of her five sisters.
These include Raquel (49), Graziela (47), Patricia (43), Gabriela (41) and Rafaela (35).
Her parents were also visible – mom Vânia and dad Valdir.
The beautiful family was photographed at a dinner table, with each member wearing big smiles as they wrapped their arms around each other.
Family fun: Gisele Bunchen shared a rare family photo of sisters Patricia (43), Graziela (47), Raquel (49), Rafaela (35) and Gabriela (41) as well as mom Vânia and dad Valdir
Close family ties: Gisele sat in the back row, her mother in the front
Gisele was seen lovingly resting her head on her mother’s head while her fraternal twin sister Patricia hugged the matriarch.
The rare family photo was captioned by the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover girl, “Always in my heart and prayers.”
In other pictures from the carousel, Gisele was seen posing in front of the famous Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro.
In another snap, the famous beauty hugged a cat and then held a baby.
Gisele’s two children, who she shares with her ex Tom Brady — son Benjamin, born in 2009, and daughter Vivian, born in 2012 — were also part of the family fun as they snapped a few close-up photos with their grandparents!
As fans know, Gisele and the superstar NFL quarterback, who also has an older son, Jack, 15, from his previous relationship with actress Bridget Moynahan, split in 2022 after marrying in 2009.
The Instagram post was a rare glimpse into Gisele’s large brood of siblings, as coordinating family gatherings with so many sisters can prove difficult.
All smiles: Gisele’s two children, who she shares with her ex Tom Brady – son Benjamin, born in 2009, and daughter Vivian, born in 2012 – were also part of the family fun as they snapped a few close-up photos with their grandparents
There she is! Gisele was on the right when one of her sisters took the photo
“I feel so blessed to have been able to grow up surrounded by six incredible women: my mother and my five sisters,” Gisele wrote on Instagram in 2019 alongside a family photo.
“We are all so different, but we complement each other and help each other grow!”
In her 2018 memoir, Lessons: My Path to a Meaningful Life, Gisele also discussed the dynamics of such a large household.
“When I grew up in Horizontina, [Brazil]“There were six of us sitting at the dinner table, six voices rising to talk, laugh, or disagree at the same time,” she wrote.
“One day my father made a rule: If one of us had something to say, we had to raise our hand.”
She also noted that she had “the best childhood in the world.”
Baby love: Gisele held one of the newest members of her large family in her arms
Queen of the world: Gisele posed in front of the famous Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro
Taking it all in: Gisele and a family member posed in front of the famous Art Deco piece
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Generations: Gisele’s family members made sure to show each other their love with big hugs during the holidays
This came after Bundchen said she considered taking her own life by jumping from the ninth floor of her apartment building at the height of her modeling career.
The supermodel added that she also suffered from panic attacks at the time due to her hectic work schedule.
She told journalist Lee Cowan, 58, on an upcoming episode of “CBS News Sunday Morning” airing Sept. 24: “You know, I’ve been in tunnels. “I couldn’t breathe. And then I started being in studios and I felt suffocated.’
She said her suicidal idea came when she was living on the ninth floor of a building while working as a model and had to take the stairs for fear of getting stuck in the elevator.
Gisele added: “I would hyperventilate…you know, if you can’t breathe even with the windows open, you feel like, I don’t want to live like that, you know what I mean?”
When Lee then asked if she had thought about jumping off the apartment building, Gisele replied, “Yes. For about a second.”
The Brazilian first opened up about her suicidal thoughts in 2018, ahead of the release of her memoir “Lessons: My Path to a Meaningful Life.”
She told People in an interview to promote the book: “I actually felt like, ‘If I just jump off my roof, this is going to end and I’ll never have to worry about my world contracting.’ ‘
Don’t forget Grandpa: Gisele’s father also received a warm hug
The former Victoria’s Secret model added that she once felt like “everything in (her) life was killing (her).”
She added in her autobiography: “Then it occurred to me: Maybe it will be easier for me if I just jump.” It will all be over. I can get out of here.
“When I think back to that moment and that 23-year-old girl, I want to cry. I want to tell her that everything is going to be okay, that she hasn’t even started living her life yet. But at that moment the only answer seemed to be to jump.’
But Gisele stressed during her “CBS News Sunday Morning” chat that she is now “in a different place.”
She added: “I can choose more of what I want. “I think I used to be more of a survivor and now I’m living, which is different.”
Gisele, who was once the highest-paid model in the world, earning around $17.5 million in one year, quit the catwalk in 2015.
Cats need love too: The family photo carousel included a hug from the family pet
She is still in high demand and has fronted campaigns for brands such as Victoria’s Secret, Iconic and Louis Vuitton.
Gisele also admits in the CBS chat that she never dreamed of separating from her husband Tom.
Sources say they decided to end their marriage after what sources called an “epic argument” over the athlete’s surprise decision to retire from football six months earlier.
Gisele, who has son Benjamin (13) and daughter Vivian (10) with Tom, said she was surprised by the separation because, like her parents, she had wanted a long relationship.
She said: “(Our separation was) not what I dreamed of or hoped for.” My parents have been married for 50 years and I really wanted this to happen.
“But I think sometimes you have to accept that in your 20s, sometimes you grow together and sometimes you grow apart.”