NFL star Tom Brady says he’s ‘loving Australia’ as he gets up close and personal with some kangaroos during trip Down Under for speaking tour

Tom Brady met some locals this week during his trip to Australia.

The retired NFL legend, 46, went to a wildlife park where he was able to hand-feed some kangaroos and wallabies.

In photos shared to Instagram, the former footballer was introduced to the marsupials at the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Queensland.

He kept it casual in a white T-shirt and black skinny jeans, as well as a matching cap, and posed alongside a group of friends.

In his caption, Tom said he was ‘loving Australia’ and ‘hanging out with the locals’.

Tom arrived Down Under last week ahead of his ‘An Evening with Tom Brady’ speaking tour.

And retired NFL legend Tom Brady, 46, stepped out for a stroll in Brisbane on Sunday evening, ahead of his exclusive sit-down event at Brisbane Stadium.

Tom traveled directly from the United States to Australia on a private jet last week, less than 24 hours after an event in his role as strategic advisor to Delta Airline and a workout at the gym in Vegas.

Those who managed to book tickets for his Australian tour had the option to purchase a ‘Touch Down Package’, which included a second row seat, a signed shirt and a photo opportunity with the superstar.

These tickets quickly sold for $3999 each.

For the “Legends” tickets, which include an autographed football and a photo, NFL enthusiasts paid $2,999.

All the cheapest seats, priced from $99, were sold out, as were the most affordable photo opportunities, which were available for $1299.

Tom turned his career around in 2023 and is a seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback, six times with the New England Patriots and once with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and is a five-time Super Bowl MVP.