Tom Brady Defends Robert Kraft, Halts Jeff Ross's Massage Joke During Netflix Roast

During his Netflix roast on Sunday night, Tom Brady sprang to the defense of Robert Kraft, warning comedian Jeff Ross not to repeat a joke referencing Kraft's past legal troubles. Ross has since confirmed that he spoke with Kraft after the show, and all is well between them.

Tom Brady's Netflix roast special on Sunday night was filled with laughs, but one joke didn't sit well with the football star. When comedian Jeff Ross made a reference to Robert Kraft's past legal troubles, Brady quickly interjected, "Don't say that s--- again."

Ross was taken aback by Brady's reaction but later appeared on "The Rich Eisen Show" to explain that he had spoken with Kraft after the show, and all was well. Ross said that Brady was simply showing his love for Kraft, whom he considers a father figure.

The joke in question was a reference to Kraft's arrest in 2019 on solicitation of prostitution charges. The charges were later dropped, but the incident caused a major scandal for Kraft and the New England Patriots.

Brady has been close with Kraft since joining the Patriots in 2000. Kraft has been a mentor and father figure to Brady, and the two have a close personal relationship.

Ross said that he understood why Brady was upset by the joke, and he apologized for making it. He said that he didn't mean to offend Kraft or Brady, and he was just trying to make people laugh.

Brady's reaction to Ross's joke shows the close bond between him and Kraft. Brady is fiercely loyal to his friends and family, and he was not going to let Ross make light of Kraft's legal troubles.

The incident also highlights the importance of respecting boundaries. Even in a comedic setting, it's important to be mindful of what jokes are appropriate and which ones cross the line.

Ross's apology shows that he understands this, and he has learned from his mistake. He is a talented comedian, and he will continue to make people laugh, but he will be more careful about the jokes he makes in the future.