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Gisele Bündchen was spotted using crutches and wearing a medical boot while out and about over the weekend.
In photos, the supermodel was seen leaving the Delano Hotel in Miami Beach on Friday with a large black medical boot strapped around her right ankle.
She used crutches to scoot along — with her right foot hovered gingerly ahead of her — wearing what appeared to be a Birkenstock-style belted sandal on her other foot.
Bündchen, 46, sported a black tank top and cutoff denim shorts as she made her way to a vehicle.
A rep for the former Victoria’s Secret Angel did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment on Saturday.
The sighting comes just weeks after the release of a bombshell biography about Bündchen’s ex-husband, Tom Brady.
Among the claims made in Lars Anderson’s “Brady: An American Story and the Price of Greatness” are allegations the supermodel ended their marriage with the pithy comment, “we’re not compatible.”
The book also claims Brady made a last-ditch attempt to save the 13-year union by ditching the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ 2022 training camp for a trip to the Bahamas with Bündchen, and that the model had been desperate for her husband’s time and attention in the months leading up to their split.
Ultimately, they divorced in 2022, having welcomed son Benjamin Rein, now 16, and Vivian Lake, now 13, during the marriage.
The family also includes Jack Moynahan, Tom’s son with ex Bridget Moynahan, and Bündchen’s infant son, whom she shares with husband Joaquim Valente.
The Brazilian bombshell and jiu jitsu instructor welcomed their first child in February 2025 and the couple subsequently tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in December.
Though it’s unclear how Bündchen may have sustained her apparent injury, she’s open about the consistent — and mindful — workout routines that keep her in top shape.
“I work out every day because, for me, working out — I don’t see it as something I have to do. I see it as something I get to do,” she told i-D magazine last month.
She added, “It doesn’t matter if I’m surfing, if I’m playing volleyball with my daughter,” she added. “If I’m paddleboarding. Whatever it is, I feel like it’s a moment of being.”