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ESPN host calls out Gisele Bündchen for becoming ‘morality police’ over Tom Brady roast

Gisele Bündchen may have been disappointed over the Tom Brady divorce jokes during his roast on Sunday, but an ESPN host warns that she shouldn’t throw stones in a glass house.

“Ah yes, the alleged cheater becomes the morality police,” Randy Scott, a “SportsCenter” anchor, said in response to a post by Page Six where Bündchen proclaimed her “disappointment.”

The Brazilian model was on the tail end of several jokes, including ones about her alleged boyfriend and jiu-jitsu instructor, Joaquim Valente.

“Eight karate classes a day, and she’s still a white belt. F–k, Tom. The only bruises she had were on her ass. Everybody should have known it,” Kevin Hart joked to Brady, who uncomfortably smiled throughout.

Bündchen has denied rumors that she began her romance with Valente before she split up with Brady, claiming they began dating in June 2023.

Gisele Bündchen was disappointed with the amounts of jokes at her expense during the Roast of Tom Brady. GC Images

Page Six reports that Bündchen met her new lover in December 2021, and they were seen together in Miami and then Costa Rica in 2022.

Bündchen claims that they were there together as friends.

Scott himself has a dicey relationship with the morality police, as he came under fire in 2023 for transitioning from a women’s college basketball game to a men’s by saying, “Let’s get back to the actual basketball in Ann Arbor.”

Randy Scott of ESPN fired at alleged cheater Gisele Bündchen. X, @RandyScottESPN

Fans were furious with his delivery claiming he was being “sexist and disrespectful.”

He responded back to these claims and then deleted the tweet.

Tom Brady was the butt of countless jokes during the roast. Netflix

“We did a VO of the moment of silence in Ann Arbor,” Scott responded on X. “Then the WBB highlight. Then said ‘let’s get back to the actual basketball in Ann Arbor.’ Then, the MBB highlight. Nice try, though.”

He eventually apologized for the lapse in judgment.