The Pats’ clean cut quarterback’s at the center of a lawsuit filed by two members of the paparazzi who claim that gunshots at Tom and Gisele’s post-wedding party in Costa Rica narrowly missed their heads.
Agence France-Presser news agency photographer Yuri Cortes and photographer Rolando Avails of Costa Rican newspaper Al DOA filed the suit Tuesday in Manhattan federal court, seeking $1 from Tom Brady and his supermodel wife, Gisele.
They claim Bondon's bodyguards narrowly missed their heads when the guards shot at their car after Avails refused to give up his camera.
What the couple did wrong, the photographers claim, is negligently hire security for the April party, two months after their wedding.
No one was hurt.
Don Yer, Brady's agent and attorney, declined comment. Bounden publicist Alison Levy said she does not comment on her client's personal life.
