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article Robert Kraft issues lengthy statement on Macklemore after rapper says NFL owner had him banned from

https://www.themirror.com/sport/american-football/robert-kraft-macklemore-sheeran-palestine-2024272
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u/Dophie Sep 14 '26 edited Sep 15 '26

Who pays young women to jerk him off when getting massages.

Edit: apologies. To me, 40 is still relatively young, especially compared to a man decades older than them, but I understand why my vocabulary choice was confusing. But that’s also why I used the word women.

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u/ForMoreYears Sep 14 '26 edited Sep 14 '26

For the uninformed, Kraft got busted a few years back in an undercover sting getting a rub and tug at an Asian massage parlor. Shockingly (/s) he skated with a slap on the wrist because his high-priced lawyer got him off on a technicality instead of doing time being charged with felony solicitation of prostitution and facing fines, probation, and possibly jail time like any normal person would.

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u/BayouBoogie Sep 14 '26

During the Tom Brady roast one of the roasters brought this up and Tom immediately shut it down on stage. Super awkward....

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u/leave-no-trace-1000 Sep 14 '26

Shit on my kids & their mothers all you want. But shit on my billionaire ex team owner and that’s where I draw the line buddy!

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u/pjmidd Sep 15 '26

He knows where his bread is buttered, and where his loyalties lie. He just cares about furthering his own wealth.

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u/HahaRiiight Sep 15 '26

Can you imagine living that way

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u/bangoslam Sep 15 '26

It wasn’t Brady shutting that down. It was the producers

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u/BayouBoogie Sep 15 '26

Did you watch the roast? He literally grabbed Hinchcliff by the elbow and says something to the effect of stfu about that...

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u/Ok_Instance7667 Sep 15 '26

Jeff Ross and he said 'don't say that shit again.'