Kim Kardashian Is Done with Football Players for Good

Kim Kardashian is not ready to start dating again but, even if she were, she would probably not even consider another football player. This comes hot on the heels of reports that she's been hanging out with Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow.

For the past week or so, rumors in the blogosphere have been saying that Kim was dating Sanchez, or that she had her eye on Tebow as her future boyfriend.

None of that is true, TMZ has learned after speaking to people close to the reality star.

In fact, the celebrity e-zine writes, she would never date another football player since she already had her heart broken – and badly – by one.

“Kim Kardashian isn’t secretly dating Mark Sanchez… she’s not interested in Tim Tebow – in fact, sources tell TMZ, the reality star is completely DONE with football players in general, all thanks to Reggie Bush,” the e-zine writes.

“Sources close to Kim tell us, her break-up with Bush in 2010 was so rough… she has lost her taste for NFL players entirely – and has no plans to play the field in the near future,” TMZ further writes.

Since her last relationship also ended badly, it would be safe to assume that Kim has also sworn off basketball players, which is precisely what TMZ does.

“Now that she’s moved on from NBA players too… she’s only left with baseball, hockey, soccer and golf. Hey, Tiger’s available!” the e-zine jokes.

Perhaps in a bid to counter somehow the public backlash against Kim after her decision to divorce Kris Humphries after just 72 days, several known Kardashian-friendly publications are trying to work this angle, of Kim being alone and heartbroken.

The latest issue of Life & Style, for instance, claimed that she was on the brink of a meltdown because of events in her personal and professional life, as we also informed you at the time.

Always the hopeless romantic, Kim had hoped she'd be married and with children by the time she was 30. Now 31, she's twice divorced, single and childless – and, to make matters worse, fatter and bleeding money, claimed the report.