Overview
- Brady said in a CNBC interview that he now follows moderation and called past views of his diet too rigid.
- He acknowledged he sometimes eats sweets, mentioning candy with his kids and making Nutella pancakes and pizzas.
- He promoted a Ferrero partnership tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with an ad that shows him eating Crunch and Butterfinger.
- He added that he still aims for healthy choices and offsets treats with lots of exercise and plenty of water.
- People and Page Six highlighted the remarks as a rebuttal to his long-time TB12 image, which once cut out white sugar, dairy, white flour, iodized salt, caffeine, and some produce.