John Mulaney Claims his baby daughter, Méi, who takes over his Netflix talk show.
“I specified in my will that I leave this show to my 6-month old baby girl, so if something happens to me, she will automatically become the host and Netflix has no control in it,” joked Mulaney, 42, joked during the Wednesday March 26, episode of March 26, episode of March 26, Everyone lives with John Mulaney.
He added: “That thick little beauty with blue eyes, which sat there. Can’t talk but look straight through the barrel.”
Mulaney shared that he recently prepared his will.
“I try to go for death a bit,” he said. “I had put together my will this year. I will tell you this, I am usually the most liberal, democratic person you can imagine. I am always like ‘Bill Gates should pay his taxes. ‘Man, when I sat up and instructed this, when it comes to my dead body, I don’t give anyone a damn cent. “
He continued with a joke: ‘I have planned the most extensive tax schedules. I sat down with my lawyers and they were: ‘Ok, the moment you die, we will have you declared a small company in Aruba. Then your children will be the only employees. According to the maritime law, the IRS cannot change tax mones that act on the beach. ‘You can say what you want in a will, really really. “
Mulaney shares Méi and Son Malcolm, 3, with wife Olivia Munn. (The couple welcomed Méi Via Surrogate in September 2024 in the midst of Munn’s Breast Cancer Battle.)
The comedian started the second season of his talk show this month, with Saturday night live alum Fred Armisen and folk icon Joan Baez In the first episode. He unveiled in one Vulture Profile that A Netflix -Exec was worried that those names may not attract enough excitement.
John Mulaney has become a girl’s father and he could no longer be excited. After Mulaney, 42, and his wife, Olivia Munn, their second baby welcomed via Surrogate on Saturday, September 14 – with Munn, 44, sharing the news via Instagram on Sunday 22 September – the actor went to social media to share his joy. […]
Mulaney said he was told: “This is not the show we sold”, a criticism he ignored. “It was great to see someone a kind of appoplectic – such as:” Oh, honey, do you know what you bought? ” And then they go: “We don’t even understand what this runown means!” “He went on” yes, you’ll feel better if I walk through it, is it a double parody of the body? “
In his monologue on 12 March, Mulaney joked: “Netflix accidentally picked up this show. They thought it was a real crime documentary because I look like a disappeared boy.”