Over-Roasted
Nikki Glaser apologized to Gisele Bündchen for one of her jokes at 'The Roast of Tom Brady.'

Nikki Glaser Apologizes To Gisele Bündchen For Tom Brady Roast Joke

"She has a right to be annoyed by that."

by Dylan Kickham
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Nikki Glaser didn’t hold back at all during her now-famous set at The Roast of Tom Brady, but she does have one regret. The comedian admitted she felt one of her spicier jokes about Tom Brady’s ex-wife Gisele Bündchen went too far. And now, she’s apologizing to the supermodel for the remark.

During a Jan. 2 video interview with WSJ Magazine, Glaser was asked how she determines if a roast joke crosses a line. “If it involves someone that isn’t them in the joke, then I go, ‘OK this is questionable,’” the stand-up said. “There’s one joke where I still to this day go, ‘Ooh,’ and I’m sorry to bring it up again but it was something about Gisele dating her jiu-jitsu instructor.”

During the roast, Glaser quipped about the rumors Bündchen began dating her jiu-jitsu teacher shortly after her divorce from Brady: “How much must it suck knowing that your ex-wife's new boyfriend can beat your *ss while eating hers? That's got to be terrible.”

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In the WSJ Magazine video, Glaser offered a public apology to Bündchen specifically for the joke. “I didn’t feel bad about saying that to Tom, because he signed up for the roast, you know what you’re getting. I did feel bad that I involved Gisele who wasn’t a part of it,” Glaser said. “She has a right to be annoyed by that and pissed off. If I was ever at something with her I would run the other way because I’d be so ashamed. So if you’re watching this — you’re not — I am sorry.”

Glaser previously shared her remorse over the joke in a Dec. 23 People interview. “I have a feeling that Gisele wasn't that happy with what I had said,” she said. “I mentioned her in a joke, which I did question because she wasn't there, and it's like, ‘She's not asking for this.’ But then I remembered that she's the hottest person in the world, and I go, ‘She can probably handle it.’”

“I think that comedy is always going to upset someone. And I think if I were her, I would've been annoyed too,” Glaser said. “So I give her that 100%, and if I ever met her, I would definitely apologize for hurting her feelings if she was indeed upset about it.”