The roast of Tom Brady, streamed on Netflix in 2024, was a rare moment of “regret” for the former NFL quarterback. Despite being entertained by jokes and jabs during “The Roast of Tom Brady,” some remarks hit close to home for the six-time Super Bowl champion. In a recent episode of the “Impaulsive” podcast, Brady shared that the roast was particularly difficult for his children, acknowledging that as parents, they make mistakes and must continually reflect on their actions. Brady mentioned that his children were protective of their family, questioning the purpose of the roast and its impact. This isn’t the first time Brady has discussed how the roast affected his loved ones. During an interview on “The Pivot” podcast, he described the experience as a valuable lesson in parenting. Despite the challenges, Brady found humor in the situation, likening the experience to being in a locker room and expressing his appreciation for self-deprecating humor. Alongside his role as a color analyst for Fox Sports, Brady also holds a minority ownership stake in the Las Vegas Raiders.
