Chris Candy has a pretty good feeling about how his legendary dad, John Candy, would’ve reacted to his Dunkin’ Super Bowl ad cameo … and he clued TMZ in.

The late comedy star was also a die-hard football fan — even co-owning the Toronto Argonauts — so Chris tells TMZ his father would’ve been immensely proud and blown away by his part in the star-studded commercial during the big game.

Chris admits he had no idea he’d booked a Super Bowl commercial — only weeks later, after production kept getting delayed by wildfires, did he realize how huge it was when he finally showed up on set … and stars were all over the place, including Ben Affleck, who also directed the spot.

Still, Chris managed to snag a moment with Ben when the cameras weren’t rolling, and they had a nice little chat where CC was able to introduce himself … and thank Ben for such a huge opportunity.

As for his Hollywood roots, Chris says he kept quiet about being John’s son — until word got out on set, and suddenly peeps wanted to share how much they loved his dad, who sadly died of a heart attack in 1994.

This blonde bombshell is a famous Internet personality with one of those voluptuous backsides that makes everyone drool.

Have you figured out who she is yet? No? Well, here are a few clues. She’s all over the Internet — with 6 million followers on Instagram alone.

On Elon Musk‘s X platform — she has over 3 million followers and she posts photo after photo of herself modeling in sexy outfits, mainly bikinis that show off her eyepopping assets. And she’s also on Snapchat and Twitch.

Veteran TV and film actor Peter Navy Tuiasosopo has died … TMZ has learned.

The actor died early Monday morning, according to Tuiasosopo’s son, who posted the family update to Facebook. Manoah Peter Tuiasosopo wrote … “My dad lived an amazing life and in no way does his impact stop here … His strength, love, compassion, and kindness will forever be felt.”

Manoah tells TMZ … the actor died this morning in Phoenix, Arizona from heart complications.  He notes Peter was “a trailblazer for Polynesian actors in Hollywood.”