'In my dating era': Isla Fisher opens up about new single life amid shock divorce from Borat star Sacha Baron Cohen
Fisher, 49, and Baron Cohen, 53, announced their separation in April last year via a joint statement on social media.
"After a long tennis match lasting over 20 years, we are finally putting our racquets down," the former couple wrote alongside a photo of themselves in tennis whites.
Fisher, a prolific Instagram user, often shares small hints about her new single life via her humorous Instagram story posts.
'Me in my dating era trying to be normal,' she wrote via Instagram on Friday alongside a video of a cockatoo appearing to dance to Earth, Wind & Fire's disco hit September.
The funny clip comes days after Fisher stepped out looking glamorous in a plunging floral dress for day one of the Wimbledon tennis grand slam.
Fisher looked positively ageless in a Monique Lhuillier lemon-printed corset dress that retails for a whopping $4,703.
The Wedding Crashers star accessorised the pricey outfit with Jimmy Choo sandals, an Aspinal of London mini leather Paris bag and a pair of aviator sunglasses.
Fisher and her ex-husband confirmed they had finalised their reported AU$250 million divorce last month.
'Our divorce has now been finalised,' the pair wrote in a message published jointly on their social media accounts.
'We are proud of all we've achieved together and, continuing our great respect for each other, we remain friends and committed to co-parenting our wonderful children.'
The former couple, who share three children, previously split their time between homes in Sydney, London and Los Angeles after their 2010 wedding in Paris.
'It's the most difficult thing that I've been through and I've learnt so much about myself in the process,' Fisher said earlier this year in a rare interview.
'I never imagined my family being separated but we are committed and loving parents.'
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