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They posed for photographs.
And then they continued their day.
That normality is arguably what makes the images meaningful.
Years earlier, Bridget had described desperately wanting privacy and security as a new mother.
Now she could attend a major sporting event with her adult son and simply enjoy a tradition they had built together.
The contrast is significant.
Then Comes the Real Payoff
It is easy to look at the 2026 photographs and focus on how much Jack resembles Tom Brady.
It is easy to notice that he now stands nearly a head taller than Bridget.
Those are the details that immediately catch the eye.
But the photographs document something less obvious.
Continuity.
A mother and son returned to something they enjoy doing together.
One year became another.
A child became a teenager.
A teenager became a young adult.
And through those changes, the tradition remained.
Another Year, Another Match
The US Open will eventually end.
The photographs will become another set of memories.
Jack will continue into adulthood.
His relationship with both parents will inevitably evolve as his own life becomes increasingly independent.
But Bridget already has a collection of moments documenting the journey.
The music they shared.
The years of parenting.
The night matches.
The selfies.
And now the photographs of her looking noticeably smaller beside her 19-year-old son.
Fans can continue debating whether Jack looks more like Tom or Bridget.
There will probably never be a unanimous answer.
But the more meaningful resemblance may not be visible in a photograph at all.
Both parents describe a young man they are deeply proud of.
And behind all the discussion about height, famous parents and familiar facial features is something considerably simpler.
Bridget Moynahan went to the US Open with her son.