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John Mulaney: Olivia Munn is “out of my league”

John Mulaney still can’t believe he’s married to Olivia Munn.

When Page Six asked the comedian if he felt like he was “punching above his weight,” he wholeheartedly agreed.

“One thousand percent. (She’s) completely out of my league,” he admitted to us Monday at the Broadway opening of “All In: Comedy About Love.”

John Mulaney knows his wife Olivia Munn is out of his league. Page six
“She’s kind of okay with this working comedian,” he joked to Page Six at the opening of “All In: Comedy About Love” on Monday. Bruce Glikas/WireImage

Mulaney, 42, stars in the stage show alongside Fred Armisen, Renée Elise Goldsberry and Richard Kind, the latter of whom he joked could be courting Munn.

“She’s kind of dating this working comedian,” he explained of himself, “while she could be dating Mr. Richard Kind, who’s single.”…Look at him! He’s a magnet.”

Mulaney and the “Newsroom” alum, 44, quietly married in July, two and a half years after welcoming their son Malcolm.

The couple, seen here in October, quietly married in July. Chelsea Lauren/Shutterstock for InStyle
In 2021, they welcomed son Malcolm. Oliviamunn/Instagram
The stars announced the birth of their daughter Méi via surrogate in September. Instagram/@oliviamunn

The couple was first linked in May 2021 after the “Saturday Night Live” alum was in rehab for drug and alcohol abuse.

Munn recently confessed that she and Mulaney weren’t even an official couple when she discovered she was pregnant. They originally planned to co-parent on opposite coasts, but ultimately decided to raise Malcolm together just a few months before his birth in November 2021.

The “Predator” actress, who bravely announced her battle with breast cancer in March, and the comedian welcomed a baby girl named Méi via surrogate in September.

Mulaney stars in “All In,” written by his “SNL” co-star Simon Rich (right). Getty Images for The New Yorker
Mulaney stars alongside Richard Kind (left). Page six

With two kids at home, Mulaney is busier than ever, but is excited to be back on Broadway in a play written by his “SNL” co-star Simon Rich.

“Simon is the only genius I’ve ever worked with,” he gushed to Page Six. “Working with him on ‘SNL’ was just the greatest creative time, staying up with him until 4 or 5 in the morning, laughing so hard at something that was going to be cut from dress rehearsal.”

After the show, the cast, along with celebrity guests including Jon Hamm, Steve Martin, Stephen Colbert, Martin Short, Cecily Strong and Tom Hanks, headed to Carmine’s for an afterparty where they enjoyed the Italian restaurant’s famous meatballs made with family-style pasta.

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