Tom Brady made sure Patriots owner Robert Kraft didn’t make jokes at a Netflix game, but he didn’t like it being directed at the mother of his children. He didn’t seem to care.
Now, Brady admits the joke is having an impact on his children.
“I loved the jokes about me. I thought they were so fun. I didn’t like how it affected the kids,” Brady said after the roast.
“All of a sudden, you realize I’m never going to do that again, because that’s how I actually affected the people I care about most in the world,” he continued, then later described himself as He called her “naive.”
Jason Whitlock isn’t impressed.
“From my perspective, he still doesn’t want to say it, because what he should be saying is, ‘I don’t like the mother of my kids or the impact that it’s had on my kids,'” Whitlock said. he says.
“They can divorce and the world recognizes that, but it’s always the mother of his children. And to vilify her and make a laughing stock of her and his children ,” he continues.
Shemeka Michelle completely agrees.
“I think Tom Brady is full of manure to me. It’s a case of throwing rocks and hiding your hands. Anyone who’s ever seen a roast knows there’s no limit. There’s no line, no entry. “Nothing is forbidden,” she says.
“Don’t go in there intending to make a joke. That’s ridiculous and weak,” she added.
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