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They say there are more fish in the sea. And apparently, Tom Brady is fishing the waters again.

Rumor has it that the retired-again quarterback is back dating again following his divorce from supermodel Gisele Bündchen.

"He's shopping. He is out and about." a source claimed. Well, single ladies (especially available supermodels), this is your chance to shine (or run).

Ex-wife Bündchen wasted no time hopping back into the work and, apparently, the dating pool herself. She's been spending quite a lot of time with martial arts instructor Joaquim Valente of the Valente Brothers jiu-jitsu academy, sparking romance rumors.

Good for her!

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Brady and Bündchen called it quits back in October 2022, after Brady retired from football, only hop back into the game nearly 40 days later. Ball is life, I guess.

The (former?) NFL player took to Instagram to announce his second farewell to the field, stating he was retiring "for good" this go-around to spend time with his family.

Brady's retirement and single life is already off to flop-level start. Last month, the guys' favorite Super Bowl champ posted a jumpscare of a thirst trap. Let's say that it left the internet scarred and far from thirsty.

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