Tom Brady looked more like Tom Blush-y during a recent sitdown interview … and it was all ’cause he couldn’t hold it together after a joke about Bill Belichick‘s girlfriend was cracked.

The funny moment went down during the most recent episode of “Sundae Conversation with Caleb Pressley“ — when the G.O.A.T. plopped into a chair to hear some quips about topical stories surrounding his life.

Brady weathered through jabs about his broadcasting career, the ethnicity of most of his favorite wide receivers … and even his failed venture with FTX — a popular crypto exchange app.

Check out the clip, after Pressley asked if the ex-New England Patriots signal-caller would help her rent a car … he turned red and giggled uncontrollably.

He ultimately got it together to say he wouldn’t do it due to liability — a hilarious callback to a previous joke that was made during the interview.

It, of course, was hardly the first time an NFL legend has had a laugh at Hudson’s expense this month — a room full of them was just in stitches last week in New Orleans after Snoop Dogg made a savage remark about her during NFL Honors.

D.L. Hughley is railing against everyone critical of Kendrick Lamar‘s halftime show … coming to his defense in a major way!

TMZ caught up with the outspoken comedian on the heels of the rapper’s multi-layered performance, which some detractors dissed as boring … but D.L. sees the whole conversation as a win win for Lamar.

D.L. feels white Americans only pay attention to Black Americans when they speak up as athletes or entertainers — y’know, running, singing, dancing, or telling jokes.

He cites Muhammad Ali surrendering his heavyweight boxing title for refusing to be drafted into the Vietnam War or LeBron James‘ infamous “shut up and dribble” scenario, and feels Kendrick followed in their footsteps.

Kendrick’s performance spliced together red-white-and-blue imagery atop a giant PlayStation controller and enlisted Samuel L. Jackson to reprise his role from Spike Lee‘s “ChiRaq” film to symbolize America’s socio-economic racial divides.

Pretty heavy stuff for a Super Bowl performance, but D.L. says Kendrick did his duty, and did it while President Trump — who Hughley says has been trying to kill Black culture — was present in the Superdome.

As we reported, Kendrick’s been lauded for his performance, but he’s also had notable critics — actor-comedian Michael Blackson panned it, and he watched in person.

D.L. also wants to set the record straight that Lil Wayne was not snubbed for this year’s Super Bowl, and thinks the magnitude of Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg‘s L.A. Super Bowl set has folks thinking the host city always has to be represented.

Drake and his OVO Sound compadre PartyNextDoor are putting Kendrick Lamar‘s Halftime Show shots at them in their rearview mirror … as they they try to respond to that huge moment in the culture.

Drake and Party unveiled the album cover art Tuesday for their new joint project, “$ome $exy $ongs 4 U,” which drops, appropriately, on Friday … Valentine’s Day.

The album cover sets the mood featuring 2 models in fur coats braving the Toronto tundra, and Drake has been teasing some of the songs down in Australia during his “Anita Max Wynn” tour.