It was unlikely that Kim Kardashian would have a shortage of suiters after she filed for divorce from Kanye West in February.
And it is appearing as though the 40-year-old reality TV star is fast becoming the "most eligible billionaire bachelorette".
A source close to the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star told Page Six : "People are reaching out through mutual friends and people that she’s worked with to set her up with everyone from royal family members to A-list actors to athletes to billionaire CEOs.
"People are also trying to reach out to her via DM."
However, it would appear that the model isn't actively seeking her next romance just yet.
That is despite rumours quickly circulating of a potential romance with Colombian singer Maluma after the pair were photographed on a night out together over the weekend.
The duo have been labelled as "just friends".
The source continued: "She’s not looking to jump into anything but is keeping an open mind."
Unlike Kanye, though, Kim isn't said focusing on a specific partner next time around.
It was reported that the Gold Digger singer had suggested he wants an "artist" for his next partner.
But the source revealed that Kim isn't going to be quite as picky when the time comes to returning to the dating game.
Her main requirements are that whoever she falls for must be a family person and can't be afraid to put in some effort.
"The qualities most important to her are someone who values family, is supportive, fun, romantic, enjoys the simple things and is also hardworking," the source confessed.
The Mirror has contacted Kim's representatives for comment.
Kim filed for divorce in February and Kanye took over two months to return the papers.
They have been married since 2004, but had reportedly grown distant in recent years.
The pair share four children together; their daughters North, seven, and Chicago, three, and sons Saint, five, and one-year-old Psalm.
They have both filed for joint custody.
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