Terry and Rachel Bradshaw during the anthem.Terry and Rachel Bradshaw (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images)
Legendary NFL quarterback and FOX broadcaster Terry Bradshaw is a man who will say what he wants and when he wants, and it is no shock that he passed that down to his children.

Bradshaw has made it clear in the past that he is not a fan of Donald Trump, but those feelings were not passed down to his daughter.

Just last month, Rachel Bradshaw called Harris a “piece of [expletive]” for how she handled the Florida hurricane crisis. I think we can all figure out that she is certainly not a Democrat.

On Tuesday, Donald Trump got the necessary 270 electoral votes to win his second term in the White House.

On Wednesday, Terry Bradshaw’s daughter took to her Instagram story and posted a screenshot from Harris’ concession speech.

At the bottom of the picture, she posted the word, “Bye” while adding a waving emoji and several laughing emojis.

 

During his illustrious playing career, Bradshaw played 14 seasons for Pittsburgh, winning four Super Bowl titles and an MVP award.

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Terry Bradshaw Made His Voting Stance and Feelings on Donald Trump Very Clear

FOX NFL Sunday host Terry Bradshaw is outspoken about everything.

The Pittsburgh Steelers icon switched political allegiances following Donald Trump’s presidency.

Back in 2020, Terry Bradshaw announced he was changing political parties as he went from being a longtime registered Republican voter to switching to become a registered independent voter.

He made this decision after enduring Trump’s reign.

“I’ve been a Republican, but now I’m a registered independent,” Bradshaw told bjtonline. “I don’t want to alienate anyone, and the minute you say, ‘I’m a Democrat’ or ‘I’m Republican,’ you’re kicking off the other side. I want the best person [in the White House], and I’ll pick the one who’s most like the way I feel.”

Terry Bradshaw has previously been critical of Trump after he spoke against NFL players kneeling for the national anthem.