Emily Ratajkowski’s latest “situation” has apparently come to an end.
Three days after the model made headlines for nude Valentine’s Day photos with Eric André, the 31-year-old shared a cryptic TikTok video about moving forward.
“What are you supposed to do when a situation ends?” the actress wrote about images of herself lying topless in bed on Friday.
When Ratajkowski guessed that the solution was to “party”, a voiceover from Shia LaBeouf could be heard saying, “No, not party”.
The words “start another” later appeared on the screen.
While many of Ratajkowski’s followers on social media asked if she was referring to André, others “voluntarily[ed] as tribute” to your next adventure.
One wrote: “Well that was quick,” with another noting: “Valentine’s Day was a few days ago.”
Ratajkowski was romantically linked to the comedian, 39, in January, four months after filing for divorce from husband Sebastian Bear-McClard.
Not only have the pair been photographed on various Manhattan outings, but they also vacationed in the Cayman Islands last month and snuggled up at a New York Knicks game on Monday.
The next day, the duo made their debut on Instagram with pictures of naked André relaxing on the sofa. Ratajkowski’s nude reflection can be seen in the mirror behind him.
The video came three days after her and the comedian’s Valentine’s Day nudity.“💘 💘💘💘💘Happy Valentine’s Day 💘💘💘💘💘,” the host of the “Eric Andre Show” captioned the slideshow on Tuesday.
Before Andre, Ratajkowski was seen on dates with DJ Orazio Rispo, “Saturday Night Live” alumnus Pete Davidson and artist Jack Greer.
The “Gone Girl” actress, who first joined dating apps in December 2022, admitted to his “High Low” podcast listeners that her attempts at casual dating were “spoiled” by her fame.
Ratajkowski explained: “Whenever I go on another date, everyone knows about it. So the other guys I’m dating see that, and it’s been kind of rough.”
The “My Body” author was married to Bear-McClard, 42, from 2018 to 2022. The former couple welcomed son Sylvester, now 1, before calling it quits.