Tom Brady shocks fans by revealing his dog is a clone of his late pet Lua (Getty Images and Imagn Images)

With wealth, fame, and influence, Tom Brady has lived a life most can only dream of. But his latest revelation has left fans in disbelief. The NFL icon confirmed that his beloved dog Junie is actually a clone of his late dog Lua, who passed away in December 2023. The seven-time Super Bowl champion, known for defying age on the field, seems to have extended his winning streak into science — literally bringing his pet back to life.According to reports, Colossal Biosciences, a biotech company Brady has invested in, used blood that he collected before Lua’s death to clone her. “Tom Brady revealed that his current dog Junie is a clone of his late dog Lua, who died in December 2023, per @baileykrich 🤯,” Bleacher Report wrote on X. “The dogs were cloned by Colossal Biosciences, a biotech company that Brady is an investor in, using blood collected prior to Lua’s death.” The revelation stunned fans, sparking both fascination and ethical debate across social media.

Tom Brady dog cloning story stirs debate among fans and celebrities

While some found the news heartwarming, others were unsure what to make of it. Many fans joked that instead of cloning his dog, Brady should consider cloning himself to make an NFL comeback. After all, this is the man who seemingly fought off aging for two decades, dominating football well into his forties.Interestingly, Brady’s story even caught the attention of sports fans familiar with ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit, who lost his dog Ben to cancer last year. Some followers humorously pleaded that Herbstreit shouldn’t “see” the news, fearing he might be tempted to do the same.Cloning pets has long been a controversial subject. Once confined to science fiction, it now sits at the crossroads of emotion, technology, and ethics. Yet, it’s Brady’s name that has reignited this discussion for a new generation. Whether people see it as a touching tribute or a scientific overreach, one thing is certain — Tom Brady’s decision to clone his dog has once again made him the center of a debate no one saw coming.In the end, it’s not just about science or celebrity privilege. It’s about love, loss, and the extraordinary lengths one man went to keep a piece of his heart alive.More coverage on NFL:Russell Wilson melts hearts sharing cozy family moment with Ciara and kids during Giants film study cuddle sessionJake Ferguson’s fiancée Haley Cavinder steals spotlight with jaw-dropping Cowboys MNF outfit and premature Christmas decorations