Supermodel Gisele Bundchen was captured on police bodycam in Surfside, Florida, shaken by a recent paparazzi pursuit that led to a traffic stop. Bundchen, known for her stellar career and her former marriage to NFL star Tom Brady, was filmed on Wednesday expressing distress, explaining through tears to the officer that she was being followed by photographers.

Driving her Mercedes G-Wagen along Collins Avenue, the 43-year-old was pulled over for a traffic offense. "I have these f---ing guys following me, nothing protects me," Bundchen told the officer as reported by Local10. The incident highlighted Bundchen's struggle with the constant glare of publicity, particularly after her public divorce from Brady and subsequent relationship with Joaquim Valente.

Despite being in an emotionally charged state, Bundchen did not receive a citation from the traffic stop. Instead, she was issued a warning. The officer advised her to file a report with Miami Beach Police because, the pursuit began there. According to Hot New Hip Hop, the officer's suggestion to file a complaint seemingly intensified her emotional reaction, as she described feeling unprotected and harried by paparazzi.

"He's, like, stalking me ... There's more. Look at that guy," Bundchen said, pointing out the relentless attention from the photographers. The officer, while sympathetic, explained that he couldn't prevent the paparazzi from doing their job of taking pictures, and Bundchen's fame, especially in the aftermath her split from Brady has only amplified the scrutiny she faces.

Bundchen's ordeal adds to the ongoing conversation about the aggressive tactics of the paparazzi and the effects of such relentless surveillance on the lives of public figures. The incident has prompted discussions about privacy and the toll that fame can take on an individual's well-being.