Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen Completed 'Family Stabilization' Course Before Finalizing Divorce: Report

Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen completed a course required for separating and divorcing parents before ending their 13-year marriage, a report says.

Bundchen, 42, and Brady, 45, announced that they finalized their divorce Friday. In court documents obtained by Page Six, the exes each completed a "Parent Education and Family Stabilization" course, which Bundchen's certificate noted was "required."

The seven-time Super Bowl champion completed the four-hour course Tuesday, while the supermodel finished it Wednesday.

Under Florida law, separating and divorcing parents are required to take the course as it is designed to educate, train and assist parents on the effects divorce can have on them and their kids.

Brady and Bundchen share two children, son Benjamin, 12, and daughter Vivian, 9. The NFL superstar is also a dad to 15-year-old son Jack, whom he shares with ex-girlfriend Bridget Moynahan.

The Brazilian supermodel filed for divorce Friday after 13 years of marriage. She cited in her filing that the union was "irretrievably broken," court documents obtained by Page Six stated.

According to the documents, Brady and Bundchen agreed on a marital settlement agreement, which will reportedly remain confidential.

An anonymous insider previously told Page Six that the exes had no issues with having joint custody of their children but could fight over the division of their immense wealth.

"Things are very nasty between Tom and Gisele because of the lawyers. They are ready for a fight," the tipster claimed. "Tom and Gisele are not battling over the kids, they both want joint custody. But it will take some time to divide their immense wealth and property all over the world."

Both parties released separate statements on social media shortly after the news broke of their divorce. They said in their divorce announcements that they will co-parent their children and that the split was amicable.

"My priority has always been and will continue to be our children whom I love with all my heart," Bundchen wrote on her Instagram Stories. "We have grown apart, and while it is, of course, difficult to go through something like this, I feel blessed for the time we had together and only wish the best for Tom always."

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback said in his own statement that they reached the "painful and difficult" decision "after much consideration."

Prior to their divorce, Brady and Bundchen reportedly had been living separately for over a month following an alleged "epic" fight over his decision to unretire from the NFL.

Brady announced on Feb. 1 that he would retire from playing football after two decades. However, he walked back his decision six weeks later and returned for his 23rd season.

After weeks of speculation, news broke in early October that both Brady and Bundchen — who wed in 2009 — hired divorce lawyers. They were also seen out and about without their wedding bands.