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John Mulaney and Olivia Munn Are Having a Baby?!



The Year of the Unexpected Couple continues with even more unexpected news: John Mulaney and Olivia Munn are having a baby. On Tuesday, the comedian confirmed his girlfriend’s pregnancy on Late Night With Seth Meyers. There was speculation that Munn might be pregnant after tabloid “Page Six” posted photos of the actress with what appeared to be a baby bump last week. Well, we needn’t speculate any longer: They are definitely having a baby together.

It’s been quite the year for John Mulaney, which he acknowledged in the interview with Meyers. “I went to rehab in September [2020], I got out in October, I moved out of my home from my ex-wife [Anna Marie Tendler],” Mulaney said, explaining that he relapsed after he hosted the Halloween episode of Saturday Night Live. He then went back to rehab for two months, which he completed in February. “Then, in the spring I went to Los Angeles and met and started to date a wonderful woman named Olivia,” he said. “She’s kind of held my hand through hell. And we’re having a baby together.”

He and Tendler confirmed their divorce back in May. Days later, rumors that Mulaney and Munn were dating hit tabloids. The two were spotted on a lunch date (and/or publicist-planned photo op) in June, furthering speculation that they were indeed together.

And now, a baby! If these two get surprised married — which, to be honest, doesn’t seem out of the question — they will hit the Unexpected Couple trifecta. Congrats to the two of them!


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