Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady has a new calling—and it’s completely nuts. The 48-year-old debuted his latest business venture on Monday: a line of organic coconut water called “Good Nut,” created in partnership with the delivery company Gopuff. “With Good Nut, we wanted to create something fun that people would genuinely enjoy. It’s been exciting to bring that vision to life,” Brady told Fox Business about the product, adding that he’s relied on coconut water for hydration during his NFL career. The new drop is supposed to act as an alternative to “over-processed sports drinks.” The football player has previously partnered with the company to create GOAT Gummies, a line of vegan fruit chews. “Blending premium products with brands that are playful, unexpected, and don’t take themselves too seriously has become a huge part of how we build together with Tom,” said Tyler Stewart, Head of Marketing at Gopuff, about the product line and its unique name. The line of coconut drinks will include regular coconut water as well as chocolate and sparkling editions.

Peter Phillips, 48, and Harriet Sperling, 45, unveiled their royal portraits on Monday, just days after their June wedding. The first portrait shows the couple at their wedding venue, All Saints Church, in a village in Gloucestershire, England, on June 6. Sperling wore a lace-covered Emilia Wickstead gown, custom Jimmy Choo heels, a tiara, earrings, and her engagement ring. Phillips wore a black suit with a light blue vest and striped pants. The second portrait captured the happy couple in the conservatory at Gatcombe Park, the home of Peter Phillips’ mother, Princess Anne, where the reception was held. The newly married couple were first spotted together in May 2024 while attending the Badminton Horse Trials together. They got engaged in August 2025 and announced their wedding date earlier this year. This is both Phillips and Sperling’s second marriages. Phillips was previously married to Autumn Kelly from 2008 to 2021, with whom she shares two teenage daughters. He is the first of Queen Elizabeth’s eight grandchildren to remarry. Sperling, a National Health Service nurse, shares a daughter with her ex-husband, fitness instructor Antonio St. John Sperling.

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How Jeffrey Epstein Conned His Way Into America’s Elite

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