Kim Kardashian and Tom Brady Get Into Multi-Million Dollar Bidding War at Charity Event

Kim Kardashian and Tom Brady went head-to-head in a multi-million dollar bidding war at a charity event over the weekend. 

The SKIMS founder and the retired NFL star playfully tried to outbid each other for a George Condo painting during an auction held at REFORM Alliance's Casino Night Event at the Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on Saturday, Sept 30. Though only one of them could ultimately win the "Standing Female Figure" painting, The Messenger can confirm that both parties eventually ended up giving $2 million each during the event.

After it was determined that the seven-time Super Bowl champion was going to take the original painting home, Condo agreed to make a second painting for the Kardashians star, because of her generous donation.

Additionally, Brady donated an unwashed Tampa Bay Buccaneers jersey – which he was wearing when he scored his milestone 700th career touchdown – as a bid item during the star-studded soirée, which was hosted by REFORM co-chairs Michael Rubin and Meek Mill, and founding partner JAY-Z. The event went on to raise a whopping $24 million for criminal justice reform. 

Other celebs in attendance included Matthew McConaughey, Tiffany Haddish, Travis Scott, Jack Harlow, La La Anthony, Alex Rodriguez, Kevin Hart and more.

This isn't the first event hosted by Rubin at which Kardashian and Brady have found themselves rubbing elbows.

In July, the A-listers attended the Fanatics CEO's white party at his $50 million Hamptons estate over the Fourth of July holiday weekend, where the pair sparked romance rumors. Brady split with ex Giselle Bündchen in October Last year.

"Honestly, they're just friends. It's just the crazy rumors that get out there," Rubin told Entertainment Tonight's Rachel Smith later that same month. "Tom was with me a ton of the night and we were having fun, and Tom just doesn't go out that much. It's a rare sighting. And Kim doesn't drink much."