The budding romance between Tom Brady and Irina Shayk apparently is no more.
The relationship between the seven-time Super Bowl champion and the supermodel “fizzled out,” according to TMZ.
The report goes on to mention the couple is calling it quits and said that “the signs have been on the wall recently that things were likely over … as each has spent a lot of time in separate cities.”
They were first spotted together in late July, when he was photographed picking her up from the lavish Hotel Bel-Air for what appeared to be an overnight stay at his West Coast home.
Brady and Shayk also reportedly spent time together in London, where they had an overnight stay at a hotel in August.
Last month, Shayk visited Brady’s NYC apartment after walking the runway in the Michael Kors 2023 show at New York Fashion Week.
Possibly complicating their romance was Shayk’s relationship with her ex, actor Bradley Cooper.
Shayk, 37, made headlines for cozying up to Cooper, 48, in photos from their Italian vacation in August, which included their daughter, 6-year-old Lea, though a report at the time from Entertainment Tonight stated that Brady “isn’t bothered” by that.
Brady has been on the market since he and and Gisele Bündchen announced in October 2022 they finalized their divorce after 13 years of marriage.
Brady, 46, and Bündchen, 43, share son Benjamin, 13, and daughter Vivian, 11.
The future Hall of Famer also shares a 16-year-old son, Jack, with his ex, actress Bridget Moynahan.
Brady announced his retirement from the NFL in February but has remained close to the sports world.
He is attempting to buy a minority share of the Las Vegas Raiders — though it has been held up as other NFL owners have been reluctant to approve the sale at a massive discount relative to market value — and already owns a piece of the Las Vegas Aces, who won their second straight WNBA title earlier this week.
In September, Brady returned to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. to be honored by the Patriots, who he led to six Super Bowl titles during his 20-year run in New England.