Ouch! Kim Kardashian faces loud boos at Tom Brady's live Netflix roast show

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian was left red-faced on May 5 as she was greeted with loud boos at Kia Forum during the live broadcast of Netflix's The Greatest Roast of All Time. The makeup mogul reached the stage to roast and ridicule Tom Brady but she herself ended up getting roasted by the audience.

As Kim started, "Oh well, I know a lot of people make fun of your height...," the audience boos grew louder. "Alright, alright, alright," said Kim as the audience kept slamming the 43-year-old.

The boos subsided as the reality star continued with her roast. Acknowledging it, Kim said, "I’m really here tonight for Tom."

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Check out a snippet of the Netflix live roast show below!

Reacting to the roast, a netizen wrote, "Kim Kardashian got roasted more than Tom Brady tonight." Another commented, "Oh man, I love this crowd! Haha, they totally booed Kim Kardashian for showing up (laugh emoji) This Roast of Tom Brady on Netflix is hilarious." A third user said, "Kim Kardashian getting publicly booed at Tom Brady’s roast is one of the greatest things to ever happen ever."

During the roast, Kim took several hits at the American football quarterback. She compared Tom's appearance to her stepdad, Caitlyn Jenner. She also mentioned a viral meme showing the "evolution of Tom Brady" which ends up looking like Caitlyn.

"I do know it would’ve never worked out. An ex-athlete, high cheekbones, silky hair… You remind me too much of my stepdad now," said Kim. "Part of me thinks you would want to entrust me just to try on my clothes. I know the transition from the NFL must’ve been really hard, but I think my stepdad is a great example for you."

"She’s one of the best athletes in the world, who proved you could do anything in this next chapter in your life. You can become a commentator, a far-right Republica, or even a strong, confident woman," Kim joked.

To conclude, Kim added, "Honestly, it’s hard for me to watch people roast you. But I think enough of my family members have helped defend former football players."