Gisele Bundchen Debuts 2-Month-Old Daughter Vivian Lake

Gisele and her mini-me, Vivian. (Facebook)Two months after she entered the world, Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady’s daughter Vivian Lake has finally made her debut … and, of course, she’s as cute as we assumed she’d be. On Friday morning, the Brazilian supermodel posted this sweet photo on her Facebook page, writing, "Love is everything!!! Happy friday, much love to all."
The mother-daughter duo are currently in Hawaii for a family vacation now that the NFL season is over. The brood, which also includes 3-year-old son Benjamin, touched down in the tropical paradise on Thursday. And as they de-boarded their private jet, Bundchen carried off her most precious cargo: her infant daughter, dressed in a girly pink-and-white hooded sweater and pink pants.

Gisele and Vivian. (Splash News)Tom and Benjamin. (Splash News)Brady, meanwhile, handled the actual luggage – including Benjamin’s adorable monkey backpack – as he and what looked like a nanny escorted the little guy towards a group of Hawaiian locals waiting to welcome the family with floral leis and a strand of black beads for the New England Patriots quarterback.
As sure as we were that Vivian would be a cutie, we also assumed the Victoria’s Secret supermodel’s body would bounce back with the greatest of ease. And on Thursday, she looked to have lost every ounce of the weight she had gained before delivering Vivian on December 5.
Two days after the home birth, Bundchen, 32, announced their happy news on her Facebook page, along with a close-up shot of the newborn’s hand in hers.
“We feel so lucky to have been able to experience the miracle of birth once again and are forever grateful for the opportunity to be the parents of another little angel,” she wrote. “Vivian Lake was born at home on December 5. She is healthy and full of life. Thank you all for your support and well wishes. We wish you and your families many blessings.”
If Bundchen has her way, there will also be more blessings for her and Brady, 35.
“I want to have lots of children," she told Britain's Hello! Magazine in 2010. "It doesn't matter if my body changes. It is the most marvelous thing. For example, they sometimes say that your breasts begin to sag, but I couldn't care less."