Gisele Bundchen will leave IMG Models after 22 years of being represented by the all-star agency

Gisele Bunchen is one of the most famous models in the world.

And now she is saying goodbye to her agency, IMG Models, after 22 years working together.

The 40-year-old beauty is reportedly taking over her representation internally, with twin sister / manager Patricia set to take over, according to Page Six.

While IMG is losing Gisele, they recently picked up some new high-profile talent, hiring poet Amanda Gorman and Kamala Harris’s stepdaughter Ella Emhoff last month.

“It’s been a hot month in January, with new faces and fresh blood entering the fashion industry,” said a Page Six source at IMG.

Gisele is considered one of the modeling industry’s biggest winners, reportedly raising $ 10 million a year in 2018 by Forbes.

Discovered at just 14 years old while in a shopping mall in her native Brazil, 5foot11 stunner became an emerging star during New York Fashion Week in 1996, having made her catwalk debut two years earlier.

She went to Victoria’s Secret Angel from 2000 to 2007, wearing the coveted Fantasy bra in 2000 and 2005.

Gisele has also adorned more than 41 covers of Vogue throughout her career.

In 2016 she announced that she was leaving the catwalk, sharing an Instagram and writing: ‘Thank you at the age of 14 that I had the opportunity to start this journey.

‘Today, after 20 years in the industry, it is a privilege to be doing my last fashion show by choice and still working on other facets of the business.’

Her final show was a kind of homecoming, modeling Colcci’s looks during São Paulo Fashion Week in April 2016.

She has continued to pose for magazine photos and luxury fashion campaigns ever since.

The news from the Victoria’s Secret Angel acting pivot comes after husband Tom Brady won his seventh NFL championship during last night’s Super Bowl.

Gisele was there to celebrate with her love, taking her children Vivian, Benjamin and Jack to the countryside to congratulate Dad.

The powerful couple exchanged a passionate kiss before the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback accepted his MVP trophy.

The 43-year-old led the Bucs to their second league crown with a 31-9 victory over defending champions Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes in the Super Bowl LV.

Brady also broke his own record as the oldest player to win a Super Bowl and joins Hall of Famer Peyton Manning as the only defender to win the trophy with multiple franchises.