Kim Kardashian and Tom Brady donate $2 million to charity

Miami.-Kim Kardashian Tom Brady and Tom Brady compete in an auction for a painting during a REFORM Alliance casino event at the Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

The businesswoman and the former athlete had a playful confrontation over the sale of a painting by artist George Condo. However, after a fierce bidding war, the two celebrities agreed to donate $2 million each.

Kardashian and Brady noted that they will privately agree on who will keep the artwork. However, Condo said he would be embarking on a special mission so that no one would leave empty-handed.

Kim Kardashian and Tom’s relationship

Likewise, the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback has offered to donate and sell the flannel he wore during his 700th career touchdown pass.

This is not the first time the two have made public appearances at the same event. On July 4th, both Kim and Tom attended Michael Rubin’s party in the Hamptons. While rumors of a possible romance have been swirling, sources close to the pair told People that their interactions at the time were minimal.

“When she arrived at the party, he briefly greeted her,” the first source said. Another added: “Kim and Tom barely spoke and barely said hello at the party.”

Although Kim admitted to her friends that Brady was attractive, there was nothing more between them. “They are friends and have a lot of respect for each other,” the source said.

REFORM Alliance Auction

REFORM Alliance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to parole and sentencing reform activities in the United States. The company is led by Michael Rubin and Meek Mill, along with founding partner Jay-Z.

The event, which took place on September 30, was themed Casino Night and featured stars including Travis Scott, Matthew McConaughey, Tiffany Haddish ) and Jack Harlow, Kevin Hart, Alex Rodríguez and Quavo, among others.

“When I started 25 years ago, I never in my wildest dreams could have imagined a night like this. It’s extraordinary. We have people flying in from all over the world to celebrate REFORM’s work and help us raise funds to continue making a difference state laws and implement the laws that we change at the county level and fix this broken system,” Robert Rooks, executive director of the Alliance for Reform, told PEOPLE.

The executive added that support from influencers such as celebrities who attended the event was important to the organization. “I think it shows how we can tell a story about a broken system and the need to come together as a community, as a society, to fix it.”

“This is also a time when we need motivation and support because the truth matters. Crime problems plague Americans across the country, and Americans want to know what we are doing about it. How can we create safety and real reform? “, he concluded road.

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