Kim Kardashian Wildly Booed During Netflix’s Tom Brady Roast By Crowd: ‘Woah, woah, woah’
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Feel around the room!
Kim Kardashian was booed on stage while speaking to comedian Kevin Hart during Sunday night’s live “The Roast of Tom Brady,” where the former NFL superstar and quarterback was skewered by countless celebrities .
“I know a lot of people make fun of your size,” said the Skims founder, who didn’t finish her roast before receiving a wave of boos.
The crowd’s displeasure at seeing Kardashian at the roast at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles roared, seemingly forcing Hart to step in to help the reality star during the awkward moment on live.
“Woah, woah, woah,” Hart added in defense.
Kardashian, 43, kept it calm and smiled, telling audience members they could relax with the giggles.
“Okay, okay, okay,” she said, scanning the room.
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Eventually, the naysayers were subdued by the cheers of those in the room, including Brady and Hart, who let the 43-year-old continue her monologue.
“Alright, Kevin,” Kardashian continued. “I know a lot of people make fun of you…”
Despite the haters, the mother of four beamed on stage, wearing a strapless black dress with diamond-encrusted layered necklaces and platinum blonde hair.
Although the evening was all about roasting the former Patriots quarterback, Kardashian left the party toasted.
Brady, 46, also seemed uncomfortable at the event.
After comedian Jeff Ross made a joke about Brady and Patriots owner Robert Kraft and a “massage,” the quarterback was seen popping out of his seat to tell Ross directly in front of the crowd: ” Don’t say that anymore. »
New York Post