Torry Holt‘s wait for the Hall of Fame will end this week … so says Isaac Bruce, who tells TMZ Sports he’s sure his former Rams teammate will finally get the nod on Thursday night.

Holt is going up against 14 other modern-era finalists for as many as five spots in the 2025 class … and it’s certainly no given he gets a seat at the table — ’cause the competition is stiff.

Legends like Eli Manning, Antonio Gates, Adam Vinatieri and Luke Kuechly are all in the mix … but according to Bruce, Holt can stop holding his breath right now.

Bruce, of course, knows a thing or two about the Hall — he was enshrined in the 2020 class — so he definitely understands what it takes to get in. And, according to him, Holt’s done more than enough.

Bruce tells us Holt’s stretch of six straight seasons of 1,300-plus yards should alone be worth a gold jacket.

“No one else has ever done that,” he said.

Holt — who logged snaps in the NFL from 1999 to 2009 — has been eligible for the Hall for 11 years. This will be his sixth time as a finalist.

American actress Vail Bloom was in her early 30s when she was cast on season 3 of “Vanderpump Rules” back in 2014 — led by the one and only restaurateur and television personality Lisa Vanderpump.

Vail was a hostess at the sexy unique restaurant aka “SUR,” and was accompanied by some of television’s most dramatic stars including Stassi Schroeder, Jax Taylor, Tom Sandoval, Scheana Shay, Kristen Doute and Katie Maloney.

Prior to her SUR days, Vail portrayed the character of Heather Stevens on “The Young and The Restless” and recently reprised her role in 2023-2024.

Beyoncé has nearly 100 Grammy nominations … and, she finally got the topnhy for the evening’s top prize — winning Album of the Year, presented by some very special guests Sunday.

To present the final award of the Grammy Awards, the Recording Academy brought out L.A. Firefighters including Los Angeles County Fire Chief Anthony Marrone and Fire Captain Sheila Kelliher Berkoh … along with an assembled crew of firefighters behind them.

In a short speech, Marrone shouts out all the firefighters who risked their lives to fight the devastating wildfires in L.A. last month … adding the community will build back stronger together.

As you can guess, Bey immediately jumps up and hugs Jay-Z … before walking to the mic with her daughter Blue Ivy on her arm. She thanks the firefighters for their bravery, and then says this award was a long time coming.

It was Bey’s second win of the night … with her first coming for Best Country Album — presented to her by none other than Taylor Swift.

Like we said … this is Beyoncé’s first win in the category. Jay-Z pointed out she’d never won the trophy during last year’s ceremony — in a memorable, albeit awkward, moment.

We asked John Legend if Jay’s outburst would taint Beyoncé’s win this year before the ceremony began … and, he said it unequivocally would not.

BTW … the entire Grammys ceremony was geared toward highlighting fire recovery effort in L.A. — with a QR code consistently popping up onscreen allowing viewers at home to donate.