The GOAT of red light masks?

While Shark’s CryoGlow LED Face Mask has been linked to everyone from Paige DeSorbo to Sabrina Carpenter, it’s also found an unlikely fan in Tom Brady.

The NFL legend posted a video using the at-home skin care gadget this weekend, quipping, “How do you think I get this glowing skin?”

“I’m sure you’ve seen the video of me allegedly in someone’s house using a Shark CryoGlow Mask,” he added in the sponsored clip.

“Why would I be in anyone’s house using a mask when I obviously have one right here on my head?”

As headlines about his dating life continued to captivate the internet, the Patriots legend also teased fans with a cheeky caption: “Rumors are rumors but the glow is real.”

In addition to red light to target fine lines and wrinkles, the Shark mask also features infrared and blue light therapy, which help boost collagen and reduce acne, respectively. Plus, unlike most masks on the market, there’s a buult-in, cryo-inspired under-eye cooling feature.

Plenty of celebs weighed in in Brady’s comments section, from Paris Hilton to Bachelor Nation alum Jared Haibon, who tagged wife Ashley Iaconetti and asked, “don’t you use this exact same thing?”

A long list of A-listers does, in fact, use the exact same thing — including Brady’s rumored former fling Alix Earle.

The influencer called it “worth the hype” and “like an ice bath for your face” in a sponsored TikTok last year. She even showed fans before-and-after photos, saying her skin looked less irritated after a month of use.

Paige DeSorbo also declared the Shark gadget “one of the best gifts” on Amazon Live last year, and Khloé Kardashian, Sofia Richie and Kyle Richards (to name but a few) have all been spotted using the mask.

Given it keeps scoring celebrity fans, it’s safe to say this gadget won’t be jumping the shark anytime soon.

Why Trust Page Six Style Shopping

This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.