Kumail Nanjiani Weighs In On Rumors He Had An Affair With A First Lady
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Apparently, the idea felt plausible enough for a mutual friend to ask his wife, Emily Gordon, what was up.
Kumail Nanjiani was tickled to find out he was the topic of some absurd gossip this year.
During an episode of comedian Caleb Hearon’s “So True” podcast out Thursday, the “Eternals” star and stand-up comic dished about a ridiculous rumor that he was having an affair with former first lady Michelle Obama.
After getting a joking “Congratulations!” from Hearon, Nanjiani openly admitted the murmurs made him “so excited.”
Apparently, the phony tea even felt plausible enough for a mutual friend of the “Silicon Valley” star and his wife, Emily Gordon, to bring themself to pull her “aside” and tell her, “Hey so I heard that Kumail and Michelle Obama are, like, doing it.”
The entire idea was so ludicrous that Gordon “wasn’t even upset,” according to her husband.
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