IN PHOTOS: Irina Shayk spotted at Tom Brady's NYC condo after clearing air on dating rumors
Rumors about Tom Brady's life after his divorce from Gisele Bundchen keep circulating. On Tuesday, more than two weeks after Irina Shayk's relationship with the former quarterback fizzled out, the Russian model was spotted visiting Brady's apartment in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City.
Meanwhile, in an interview for Elle magazine that was released on Wednesday, she refused to further discuss their relationship, saying:
“Nobody wants to write something that is truthful. Sometimes I want to be like, ‘F--- you. It’s absolutely not true.’ Half of the people who they say I’m dating, I’ve never even met them in my life."
“I share my work stuff because I decided to keep my personal life personal. That’s why it’s called personal, because it’s something that belongs to me. If one day I feel like I want to share it, I will," she added.
Tom Brady will reportedly influence Raiders' next coaching hire, claims insider
Back in the NFL world, Tom Brady's influence apparently knows no bounds.
During the offseason, the seven-time Super Bowl winner purchased a minority stake in the Las Vegas Raiders. And while there were rumors of him unretiring, nothing concrete emerged as the team elected to rally around Jimmy Garropolo.
However, there has been one aspect where Brady may reportedly have a say: staff hires. Late on October 30, Raiders' owner Mark Davis fired the head coach-general manager tandem of Josh McDaniels and Dave Ziegler (the former having served as an assistant during the New England Patriots' dynasty).
Recently, CBS Sports' Jonathan Jones claimed that Davis would refer to Brady, among others, for advice on the team's next HC/GM hiring.
"Sources tell me Mark Davis is expected to rely on team executives and would-be partial owner Tom Brady for advice on who to lead the team. After a package deal last time, Davis will likely hire a GM first, and then a player-centric head coach after the season," Jones said.
In the interim, the Raiders are currently led by linebackers coach Antonio Pierce and former assistant general manager Champ Kelly. They defeated the New York Giants 30-6 last Sunday in the pair's first game in charge.