Supermodel Gisele Bundchen claims her husband Tom Brady has suffered multiple unreported brain injuries while playing in the NFL for the Patriots.

The 36-year-old Brazilian native sat down for an interview with Charlie Rose on CBS This Morning where she said she worries about her husband playing football.

'He had a concussion last year,' she said. 'I mean he has concussions pretty much every — I mean we don't talk about — but he does have concussions.

'I don't really think it's a healthy thing for your body to go through like, through that kind of aggression like, all the time – that cannot be healthy for you, right?'

'I mean I'm planning on having him be healthy and do a lot of fun things when we're like 100, I hope.'

The mother-of-two seemed to be revealing that her husband has previously suffered concussions, while also seemingly acknowledging that they may have been actively concealed.

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Supermodel Gisele Bundchen claims that her husband Tom Brady has suffered multiple unreported brain injuries while playing in the NFL for the Patriots.

The 36-year-old Brazilian native sat down for an interview with Charlie Rose on CBS This Morning where she said she worries about her husband playing football

She said: 'He had a concussion last year. I mean he has concussions pretty much every—I mean we don't talk about—but he does have concussions.' Pictured above after he won the Super Bowl in February

The 39-year-old quarterback has been listed on the Patriots' injury report numerous times over the last four seasons, but nothing has ever been listed about him suffering a concussion, according to David Woods with The Score.

The team did report leg, thigh and ankle injuries for the 12-time Pro Bowler during the 2016 calendar year.

Brady has not missed a game since 2008 due to an injury when he was forced to sit out after tearing his ACL and MCL in the season opener.

If a player is diagnosed with a concussion during a game in the NFL, he is not allowed to return for the remainder of the game. He may return the following week at the discretion of a doctor.

The NFL requires 'significant or noteworthy' injuries to be reported, regardless of whether a player is expected to miss playing time, and says honest reporting of injuries 'affects the integrity of the game.'

The 39-year-old quarterback (above playing in the 2017 Super Bowl) has been listed on the Patriots' injury report numerous times over the last four seasons, but nothing has ever been listed about him suffering a concussion

He made headlines in 2016 for an interview with ABC News where he said that concussions are 'a part of life'. Brady (above in 2015 after winning the Super Bowl) has said in the past that he plans to play football into his mid-40s if his body allows it

The league is especially - though belatedly - sensitive to concussions, which have been linked to a brain disease that leaves former players forgetful, violent or suicidal.

The NFL has agreed to pay $1 billion to retired players who accused the league of concealing the link between football and brain damage.

It's unclear how many concussions the supermodel is referring to, or when they were sustained.

It's also unclear if Bundchen is implying that Brady played through a concussion last season.

He made headlines in 2016 for an interview with ABC News where he said that 'concussions are a part of life'.

'It's part of people walking down the street,' Brady said during that interview. 'You run, you fall, you hit your head.'

He has long said he wanted to keep playing until his mid-40s, but he told ESPN in an interview published this week that he would continue beyond that if he was able to stay healthy and productive.

The supermodel shared that she wants him to be happy and supports his decision to play football.

'He's playing football. It's a contact (sport) and a very aggressive sport,' his wife told Rose on Wednesday.

After Brady won the Super Bowl in February, he told SiriusXM NFL Radio: 'If it was up to my wife she would have me retire today. She told me that last night three times...'

The team did report leg, thigh and ankle injuries for Brady during the 2016 calendar year. Above is a list of Brady's injuries dating back to 2013

'But he knows I will always - I will always support him. And I want him to be happy.

'And if that makes him happy, and he loves to do that, then I'm always gonna support him like (I) always have. So I want him to be happy and fulfilled.'

After Brady won the Super Bowl in February, he told SiriusXM NFL Radio: 'If it was up to my wife she would have me retire today. She told me that last night three times...'

Brady, who signed a two-year $41million contract in March 2016, started in 12 regular season games and three playoff games last season, including the Super Bowl.

He sat out the first four games last season while serving a suspension over the 'Deflategate' scandal.

The Patriots declined to comment on the report. A league spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment.