According to a new report, the Jets QB is dating actress Camilla Belle.
The new couple cozied up last night at Latitude 30 in Jacksonville. They were first spotted chatting at the Met Ball.
The Ballad of Jack and Rose actress dated squeaky clean Joe Jonas after starring a Jonas Brothers music video for the song Lovebug.
Tim recently dished the dirt on the pros and cons of life in NYC.
“Some of the cons are that I want to be a normal guy. I view myself as a normal person, not more special, not more important than anybody else. God made us all the same and loves us all the same. You want to go out there and live a normal life. . . . Go to the movies or to Dave and Busters and mess around with your brothers and friends. Some of the (attention) does get tiring,” he said.
“A lot of my best friends are the ones I’ve had since I’ve been very young. They view me more as Timmy than Tebow. People now know me by that football name. At the same time, as much as you would like to be normal, I am very blessed I am not. I will tell you why: I can walk into a hospital and make a kid smile. I mean, how cool is that?” (via Showbizspy.com)
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Jada Pinkett Smith Talks Power of Individuality
"I think that old school style of 'I'm your parent and I'm greater than you' doesn't work," she told PEOPLE at a Yes to Prop 35 event hosted by The Moms on Monday afternoon. "What I establish with my children is a partnership."
Adds the actress: "I'm not necessarily dictating what is happening in their lives."
While Jada, 41, and husband Will Smith, 44, are no strangers to the spotlight, her younger children Willow, 12, and Jaden, 14, are just learning to handle living in the public eye. So how does the mom of three prepare her youngest for criticism from complete strangers?
By "instilling in [Willow] the power for individuality," says Smith. "We … communicate with our kids in a way that our message overpowers any other message that they get out there."
On top of that, she doesn't shield her kids from rumors and gossip about the family.
"We can't control what our kids learn anymore," she says. "We have to inform them and have real conversations … and [create] that foundation of them feeling assured in themselves."
So far, she and Will, who are celebrating their 15th anniversary in December, (a feat Jada calls "a great accomplishment") have been successful.
"I think for our children … they feel like we really care and they come to us and go, 'Mommy, I'm having this problem,' " says Smith. "And it's like, 'Okay, let's figure this out together.' And it empowers them." (via People.com)
Kardashian's Double Date
