Sofia Vergara Appears With New Man & It's Not Tom Brady, Hints ‘Source'
As recent reports continue to shut down Sofia Vergara's dating rumors with Tom Brady, it appears that she is now with a new man. The television personality recently rang in her 53rd birthday in style, and one attendee at the bash has reportedly stood out. A party guest exclusively hinted to Rob Shuter's #ShuterScoop that sparks are flying between Vergara and businessman Douglas Chabbott.
They claimed that the actor 'looked smitten.' The party guest continued, 'Douglas was at the center of it all.' They also stated that it 'wasn't casual,' and added, 'He's the guy.' Meanwhile, Vergara shared a series of posts on her Instagram from her birthday bash in Sardinia. One photo showed her sitting with her close ones, including Chabbott, at the dinner table.
In addition to this, Vergara appears to be living her best life with her rumored new beau. Earlier this month, the 'America's Got Talent' judge partied hard at a Calvin Harris concert with Chabbott in Ibiza. Vergara took to her Instagram and shared a video of the two enjoying the music while grooving among concertgoers. Another fun clip from the night showed the rumored couple arm in arm as they danced together.
Previously, when Sofia Vergara's photo with Tom Brady sparked rumors, some reports even alleged that the latter commented on the reality television star's age. However, the 47-year-old former NFL player's rep claimed that he 'would never' call her 'too old' for him.
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