In a surprising moment on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, model Kendall Jenner reached out to legendary quarterback Tom Brady to help her predict the winner of the upcoming Super Bowl. During the show, host Jimmy Fallon posed the question of who she believed would win the Super Bowl matchup between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks on February 8.
Kendall, 30, seized the opportunity to call her “friend.” “Can I phone a friend? I brought my phone if I could,” she asked Fallon, before dialing Brady. The audience quickly recognized Brady”s voice as he greeted them, “Hi! How are you doing? What are you up to?”
Responding to Brady, Kendall said, “Not much, I”m just here with Jimmy and some friends.” Fallon, thrilled to speak with the former NFL superstar, exclaimed, “Hi, Tom. Dude, that”s Tom Brady! Come on, what”s going on?”
Returning to the main topic, Kendall asked Brady for his insights on the Super Bowl. “So basically I am trying to figure out who I want to go for the Super Bowl, and I am an information person. I feel like I need all the information I can get to make an educated decision. And I was thinking you”re the perfect person to ask for that information,” she explained.
Brady replied, “I hope I am,” before providing an analysis of the Seahawks” defense, describing it as “all-time.” Throughout his analysis, Kendall humorously nodded along, pretending to follow. Brady then elaborated on the Patriots” offensive strategy, but Kendall playfully interrupted him, drawing laughter from the audience.
“Understood, understood … I feel like this is really, really helpful,” she said with a smile as Fallon buried his head in his desk. “I am going to process all this information, but I really appreciate the phone call.” At the conclusion of their conversation, Kendall candidly admitted she understood nothing at all, prompting laughter from everyone present.
After listening to Brady”s extensive analysis, Kendall decided to support the Patriots, the team where Brady famously spent 20 seasons. This year”s Super Bowl will take place at Levi”s Stadium in California, featuring Bad Bunny as the headliner for the Halftime Show.
