Tom Brady gets roasted by Rob Gronkowski, Kim Kardashian and more in Netflix’s ‘The Greatest Roast of All Time’
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Tom Brady took some major hits when he was roasted by his former teammates, comedians and even Kim Kardashian during Netflix’s “The Greatest Roast of All Time.”
Tom Brady took some major hits by his former teammates, comedians and even Kim Kardashian during Netflix’s “The Greatest Roast of All Time” on Sunday. The “GROAT” special was hosted by Kevin Hart and live-streamed on Netflix. The former NFL quarterback proved to be a good sport as he was roasted about his divorce from Gisele Bündchen, his appearance, his two retirements, “deflategate” and his FTX investment scandal, among many other sore topics. Comedian and notorious “Roastmaster General” Jeff Ross served as a producer and kicked off the event, quipping that Brady is as an example to future generations that “if you work hard, eat right, film the other team’s practices, deflate the balls and have the NFL make new rules just for you, then you, too, can be the third most famous guy in a Dunkin Donuts commercial.” In a surprise appearance, Kardashian took to the dais to tease Brady about speculation the two briefly dated last year. “I’d never say if we did or not, I’d just release the tape,” she said, referring to many headlines inspired by recorded scenes in her life. Boston-native and Brady fan Ben Affleck revealed that while the two were filming a Super Bowl spot, Brady asked the actor and director to look at his social media comments.
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