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He's not a regular dad — he's a pet dad.
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West & Willow has been impressing pet parents with stunning iterations of their furry loved ones on portraits, phone cases, mugs, and more! This Father's Day we cannot think of a better (or more adorable) gift than a custom piece for the pet owning dads in your life.
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Give your dad a piece from this viral trusted brand this year for Father's Day, while everything from portraits to mugs is 20 percent off through June 8.
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By FAR — this is one of the coolest ideas.
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If your dad loves his dog, this is a super fun Father's Day surprise!
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Daily Mail​

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Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski's Lombardi Trophy prank ends in disaster

and Rob Gronkowski 's reunion with Lombardi Trophy ended in disaster on Friday. The pair headlined a star-studded lineup at Fanatics Fest in New York City, joining the likes of Peyton Manning, Kevin Durant, Derek Jeter and Livvy Dunne. However, the former New England Patriots teammates left fans stunned for all the wrong reasons with their antics. A viral clip shared by Jordan Schultz captured the pair breaking the Lombardi Trophy with their game of catch. Thankfully, it appeared to be a mere replica. In a corridor, the former quarterback, surrounded by fans, attempted to prove that his connection with the retired tight end was still as strong as it had been during their playing days. He tossed the trophy towards Gronkowski, who caught it - only just. Gronkowski, who followed Brady to Tampa Bay in 2020, clasped the football-shaped top of the trophy as the base broke off and hit the floor. Tom Brady and Gronk just broke the Lombardi! 😱 (via @michaelrubin, @TomBrady) — Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) June 20, 2025 'You broke it,' Brady could be heard shouting at Gronkowski as the two studied the broken trophy. 'You are washed up. I'm going home.' The duo hoisted four Lombardi Trophies during their playing days together, three in New England and one with the Buccaneers. Brady is no stranger to a Lombardi toss, having launched the trophy from a boat during the Buccaneers' 2020 Super Bowl win. However, that time, the trophy managed to safely find the hands of Cameron Brate. The game of catch wasn't Brady's only pank at Fanatics Fest Friday. The seven-time Super Bowl champion brutally trolled his former rival Eli Manning by ripping his New York Giants jersey in half. Brady spoke to some of the crowd at Manhattan's Javits Center before then taking part in a WWE-style performance later on. The Fox commentator came out to the theme song of pro wrestler Cody Rhodes wearing sunglasses and carrying a WWE-style championship belt. But, as he made his way down to the walkway, Brady was presented with a Giants jersey that had 'Manning 10' on the back. The former New England Patriots quarterback then ripped the jersey in half in a playful dig at Manning. Brady's actions prompted Manning, who was watching on, to storm the stage and climb on his rival's back. Their rivalry dates back to their stellar NFL careers, when Manning and the Giants were able to briefly halt the Patriots' dominant run to beat them in two Super Bowls.