Tom Brady ‘not dating’: Soccer star, 45, ‘focusing on his kids’

Tom Brady is not interested in dating right now.

That claim was made by TMZ on Thursday morning when a source outlined how the soccer star wants to spend his retirement.

The source shared that the 45-year-old California native hopes to spend as much time with his three children as possible over the “next few months.”

Brady has son Benjamin Rein, 13, and daughter Vivian Lake, 10, with ex-wife Gisele Bundchen, 42, and son John Edward, 15, with ex-girlfriend Bridget Moynahan, 51.

It was also claimed that the athlete has been looking for schools in the Miami area because he plans to stay there for his two youngest children; ex Gisele recently bought a house in the area.

That means Brady is reportedly not looking to dive into a new career like sports broadcasting any time soon.

Brady has a deal with Fox Sports, which the site says is willing to give him “hundreds of millions of dollars” to work with them, but he’s not rushing to do so.

However, he will continue to work on his side projects such as Brady Brand and TB12.

It was not stated that he wants to get back together with Gisele, who has been seen modeling outdoors lately.

Brady announced his retirement early Wednesday via video.

Soon after, he threw away several old photos, as he seems to be in a sentimental mood.

Included in the group were two images of his ex-wife Bundchen. They finalized their divorce at the end of October 2022 after 13 years of marriage.

This could be a sign that you are on good terms with the supermodel.

He also wished Tom well on social media and hoped he would enjoy his next chapter after football: “I wish you only wonderful things in this new chapter of your life.”

His NFL announcement was emotional.

On Wednesday morning, Brady confirmed that he is retiring “for good.”

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback previously announced plans to step away from the game last year, but changed his mind just 40 days later, agreeing to play another season for the team; Nevertheless,

Brady has now stated that he is moving away from football for real this time around.

In an emotional video posted to Instagram on Wednesday (02.01.23), he explained: ‘Good morning guys, I’ll get to the point right away: I’m retiring for good.

I know the process was a big problem last time, so when I woke up this morning I thought I’d hit record and let them know first. So I won’t be long.

He went on to insist that he previously said everything he needed to when he last announced his retirement, adding: “I think you just get a super emotional retirement essay, and I used mine last year.”

‘So, really, thank you very much to everyone, every one of you, for supporting me. My family, my friends, teammates, my competitors, I could go on forever, there are just too many.

‘Thank you guys for letting me live my absolute dream. I would not change anything. I love you all.’

Brady captioned the video: ‘I love my family. I love my companions. I love my friends. I love my trainers. I like football. I love you all. I am truly thankful on this day. Thanks.’

Brady played 22 NFL seasons with the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, winning seven Super Bowl titles and five Super Bowl MVPs.

After reversing his retirement plans last year, Brady told People magazine his goal was to retire while still on top.

He said: ‘I want to go out there and have my best year yet. ‘It requires a lot of time, concentration and energy, like everything, every detail matters. All is important. There are no compromises to get the result we want. And it has to be a 100 percent effort from everyone to achieve our goal… ‘I know I’m at the end. But I put myself in this position and I want to finish strong and at the highest level.