Tom Brady’s Son Jack Moynahan Towers Over Mom Bridget Moynahan at US Open 2026

Tom Brady’s son Jack Moynahan made a stylish appearance at the 2026 US Open alongside his mother, Bridget Moynahan, continuing a special family tradition at the Grand Slam tournament.

The 19-year-old joined his mother at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York on August 30, where the pair watched the opening day of the US Open from the Emirates Suite. Jack’s impressive height immediately stood out as he appeared noticeably taller than his mother.

Jack Moynahan Joins Bridget Moynahan at the US Open

Bridget Moynahan and Jack Moynahan have turned attending the US Open into an annual tradition. The mother-son duo returned to the tournament in 2026 after also enjoying the event together the previous year.

For the latest outing, Moynahan opted for a polished white blazer, a white top, blue jeans, sunglasses and a Gucci handbag. Jack kept his look simple and sharp with a white button-down shirt and dark jeans.

The pair were joined in the suite by Andrew Frankel, Moynahan’s husband and Jack’s stepfather, as well as sports agent Jill Smoller.

The appearance offered another glimpse of Jack as he continues to grow into adulthood away from the spotlight surrounding his famous parents.

Tom Brady’s Son Jack Is Now 19

The US Open appearance came just days after Jack celebrated his 19th birthday. He was born on August 22, 2007, to Tom Brady and Bridget Moynahan.

Brady marked his oldest son’s birthday with an emotional social media tribute, reflecting on how quickly the years have passed and expressing his pride in the young man Jack has become.

The former NFL star described Jack as kind, thoughtful, empathetic and full of love while sharing how much joy his son has brought him.

Jack is Brady’s oldest child. The seven-time Super Bowl champion also shares son Benjamin and daughter Vivian with his former wife, Gisele Bündchen.

Jack Has Attended the US Open With Both Parents

The 2026 appearance is particularly notable because Jack has experienced the US Open alongside both sides of his family.

He attended the tournament with Tom Brady in 2023. More recently, he has continued the tradition with Bridget Moynahan, including their appearance together in 2025.

Moynahan previously shared a photo with Jack from the stands and described their US Open visits as a tradition. Their return in 2026 shows that the tournament remains a meaningful annual event for the family.

Andrew Frankel Joins Bridget and Jack

Andrew Frankel was also present with Moynahan and Jack at the 2026 US Open. Moynahan and Frankel married in October 2015, and he has become part of Jack’s extended family life.

The family watched the action together from one of the tournament’s premium suites as celebrities and sports stars gathered across Flushing Meadows.

2026 US Open Attracts Plenty of Celebrities

Jack Moynahan and Bridget Moynahan were among a long list of celebrities attending the 2026 US Open.

Opening-day attendees included Orlando Bloom, Tate McRae, Emma Roberts, Vera Wang, Gayle King and Travis Scott. Other notable figures were also spotted throughout the tournament and during events surrounding the competition.

The tournament provided plenty of action on the court as well. Mariano Navone defeated Novak Djokovic in a five-set battle, while Sofia Kenin defeated Venus Williams in straight sets. Jessica Pegula and Daniil Medvedev were among the other players advancing.

For Jack Moynahan, however, the spotlight was more personal. His appearance with Bridget highlighted a long-running family tradition and showed just how much the 19-year-old has grown since his earlier US Open appearances.

As Tom Brady’s oldest son enters his final year of his teens, his parents continue to celebrate his milestones while supporting him as he begins the next chapter of his life.

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