Tom Brady sent a heartfelt message to his mom and dad on their anniversary.

The NFL legend, 46, had a special message for his parents as they celebrated a remarkable milestone.

Tom Brady paid tribute to his parents on their 55th anniversaryCredit: Instagram @tombrady

He shared a black and white picture from their wedding dayCredit: Instagram @tombrady

Brady’s mom Galynn Patricia and his dad Tom Sr. marked the 55th year of their relationship Friday.

Ex-quarterback Brady shared a number of photos of his parents through the years on Instagram.

And they’ve been married for so long that their wedding photo was in black and white.

The 46-year-old wrote, “Happy 55th(!) anniversary to the best parents a family could ever ask for.

“Through everything, you’ve been there for all of us.

“Our entire family has you both to thank for the beautiful lives we’ve all been able to lead.

“I love you Mom and Dad, here’s to many more ahead and continued blessings on such an incredible achievement.”

His former teammate Tedy Bruschi and soccer legend David Beckham were among those to leave comments on his post, wishing them a happy anniversary.

Brady is the youngest of four children in his family.

He has three older sisters named Maureen, Julie and Nancy.

Brady featured heavily on a recent Apple TV documentary about the New England Patriots’ dynasty.

He guided the Patriots to six Super Bowl wins in nine appearances alongside head coach Bill Belichick.

Belichick’s portrayal in the documentary was criticized by some, including owner Robert Kraft.

The coach left New England this year after 24 seasons in charge and is without a job.

“Bill is tough,” Brady Sr. recently said to the Boston Globe.

Our entire family has you both to thank for the beautiful lives we’ve all been able to lead

Brady On His Mom And Dad
“He runs a military system. It’s a different generation.

“Bill is a great, great, great coach. But his interpersonal skills are horrible. That’s the bottom line.”

He added: “How many times has he said – back in ‘15 or ‘16 – that he wanted to win without Tommy?

“When he went without Tommy, he didn’t know what he was losing.

“You’re losing more than just a quarterback.

“Ego sometimes gets in the way of things. I think it did with Bill.

“Now, he’s in a situation where he’s gotten crucified for the last few years by everybody and a lot of luster has come off his rose.”

Tom Brady won seven Super Bowls – six of them with the New England PatriotsCredit: Getty