Netflix Edits Out Awkward Moment From Tom Brady Roast
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A Netflix executive claimed that the talent in question didn't ask for the incident to be removed.
Kim Kardashian made headlines for getting brutally booed during her appearance at Netflix’s “Roast of Tom Brady” over the weekend ― but you wouldn’t know it unless you got to see the original footage.
The roast of the former quarterback, hosted by comedian Kevin Hart, originally aired live on the streaming platform on Sunday.
At one point in the program, Hart introduced Kardashian to the stage. The reality star was met with loud boos when she tried to speak, but you won’t find that in the version currently streaming on Netflix.
In the original, unedited version, Kardashian is introduced to a mix of applause and scattered boos. “Thank you so much, Kevin,” she says. “I know a lot of people make fun of your height ―” At this point, the booing and jeering become so loud that they almost drown Kardashian out.
“All right, all right,” the Skims founder says with a smile, in an attempt to settle the crowd. Off-camera, it sounds like Hart says “Whoa, whoa, whoa” in response to the boos.
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