John Mulaney reveals whether he is under Olivia Munn's pain medication
John Mulaney When he brought his wife, he didn't think twice before he could do it Olivia Munn Her cancer recovery.
I brought her a tray with apple juice, what she wanted to eat was made by mom in the kitchen, and then there was oxycontin and some kind of nerve medication and a kind of Xanax, who also paid for rest and recovery,” Mulaney, 42, on Wednesday, May 21, “Where everyone knows your name”.
Mulaney explained that Munn, 44, had just had a 10-hour double mastectomy and reconstruction surgery, but there was still “more” to do. (Munn announced in 2024 that she was diagnosed with breast cancer a year ago).
“I walked, I walked, 'I never even thought about having these drugs in my hand.' The obsession with it disappeared,” he explained. “I thought, 'Oh, I'm far beyond that, I can be a good butler with the best clients.'”
Mulaney shared in 2014 that he had been awake for nine years. However, by December 2020, the comedian volunteered to check for his alcoholism and cocaine addiction. He completed hospitalization in February 2021 Baby j.
US Weekly Mulaney's relationship with Munn in May 2021 after breaking up with his ex-wife Anna Marie Tendler. Munn gave birth to their son Malcolm in November 2021. In August 2024, Mulaney confirmed that he and Munn had finished the finale. The couple soon welcomed their daughter Mayi through an agent.
“People stay the same in many ways – I'm still the same person as I am, like I was 5, but I'll admit, it's a huge change. It's just a huge way to look at everything,” Mullani said on Wednesday's podcast. “I was shocked. I did. I was shocked.
When Ted Danson clarified whether Mulaney pointed out soberness, Mulaney added: “It’s actually sticking to it in every way. No, ‘OK, I still do it.’ No, “OK, I’m trying.” ”Like relapse there is nothing wrong or shameful.
John Mulaney chooses to be honest while sharing his addiction and efforts to stay awake. In his 2012 comedy special, New York City, Mulanney explains why he decided to stop drinking a few years ago. “I used to drink too much and then I would blacken, I would 'destroy' the party, […]
When Danson asked if he felt “infuriated” that he could go back to drugs or if he could see the trigger, Mulanney replied, “Oh, yes.
“But I'll do something and I go, 'Well, you really want to be so exhausted, thin, a little humiliated?” You really want to be in some situation, or be able to go now, “Hey, I don't think what we're doing, or what we're going to build in our lives here will pay off,” Mulaney continued.
“Or the word 'qualified' flows into your brain?” Danson asked, and Murani replied, “A little bit, yes.”
“Luckily, these things are a few miles away. It's part of it, just always knowing…indulging in its self-control in some ways, and it's great that I'm always there when I'm with my kids, Olivia, friends and everything,” he said. “I'm in a bad neighborhood in the brain.
If you or someone you know is working to abuse drugs, please contact the National Hotline Service of the Drug Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
