Bündchen/Brady Shotgun Wedding | 04/06/2009 9:45 am
Two Photogs Shot at During Bündchen, Brady Wedding (Photo)

Sparks weren’t the only things flying at Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady’s wedding. Gun shots also flew as the couple renewed their nuptials in Costa Rica on Saturday.
According to reports, two paparazzi photographers claim that wedding security opened fire on them after they were caught snapping pictures. Rolando Aviles and Yuri Cortez were working for Agence France Press and had a neighbor’s permission to photograph from 300 feet away, the New York Post reports.
The photo agency INF Daily, which also had staff on the scene report that the photographers were asked to hand over their film. When they refused and fled to their vehicle, the security reportedly shot several times at the car. Fortunately, no one was hurt. INF Daily reports:
As [the photographers] started the engine, a live round pierced the back windshield of the Suzuki jeep, and hit the front windshield directly between the two men’s heads. They made their escape, and found the spent .38mm round lying on the floor of the car.
Photographs from the latest nuptials may appear in a Brazilian magazine, which reportedly had an exclusive deal with the Victoria’s Secret model.
"I couldn’t believe it when I realized what they had done," Cortez told INF. "I could have lost my life for the sake of some pictures that Gisele didn’t want published. Are they insane?"
The couple were married last month at a private service in California.
Read more of this story at the New York Post and INF Daily.























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Looks like she "owed" a wedding photo shoot to the brazilian magazine who might have been shut out of the California "private" ceremony … this has the smell of money all over it.
We, in new England, thought that Tom Brady had the world as his oyster after winning the superbowls - young, adorable, luckiest man alive. However, and as usual, his life gotten caught up in "celebrity" and is thinking with the wrong brain. This usually ends badly, doesn’t it ?