John Mulaney's ex-wife

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here’s what I think happened. He was spinning out into addiction and they separated. She assumed they would eventually reconcile, but they didn’t. She’s used this opportunity to pint him as a villain and her as a victim and influencer. I’ve found her smear campaign distasteful, especially making a huge fuss out of freezing her eggs despite previously not wanting kids, and acting like John having a kid in a subsequent relationship is some kind of high betrayal.

Right. This. Also maybe he didn’t want a kid with her and in that specific dysfunctional relationship dynamic and that became more clear to him as he got clean and distanced himself.

But more importantly girl, he gone. He ain’t coming back. Lick your wounds and move on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He’s a famous comedian/drug addict. What can you mexpect? They don’t have good track records. He is funny as hell…my favorite comedian. But she’s definitely better off without him.

Have you seen his latest latest standup? I think he was on drugs when he was funny. Because now that he has gone to rehab, I did not like him at all, granted, I only made it through the first 20 minutes.

Interesting since that was the whole point of the last special which IMO is his best work ever.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don't most people cheat at some point or other?

Gosh, my life has been very negatively impacted by the cheating of others. But I feel bad for YOU that you think this is normal. It's not. Most of us have no desire or willingness to hurt other people.

[Anonymous]

There are some things some of us never get over.

Her article did touch my heart.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don't most people cheat at some point or other?

Not in my family on my mother's side or father's side, not any of their friends. One of their very close work friends cheated on his wife and they divorced. Not any of my or my husband's married friends. Not anyone in DH's family (I just asked him). So, no?

I am not an everybody cheats person but do you believe those who do announce it so that everyone knows? A lot of couples stay together and work it out privately and many people are never found out. See: Ancestry/23andMe sibling discoveries

[Anonymous]

The only thing more ridiculous than the long article about this woman's dog is the fact that Elle included the title of her master's thesis (on Kylie Jenner) as part of her bio.

[Anonymous]

All I know is he’s never been funny and she’s never been a great artist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Such nasty people in this thread. She wrote a lovely tribute to her dog, who just passed, and all you can talk about is her ex-husband?

You mean that's all SHE can talk about. The tribute to her dog is just another way to use her ex to get press.

The piece does not mention her ex. You should work on your misogyny, it's tiresome.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Such nasty people in this thread. She wrote a lovely tribute to her dog, who just passed, and all you can talk about is her ex-husband?

You mean that's all SHE can talk about. The tribute to her dog is just another way to use her ex to get press.

The piece does not mention her ex. You should work on your misogyny, it's tiresome.

Readit again. Lots of mentions about the ex, including him sending her into some kind of psychotic break

[Anonymous]

I don't think Anna Marie Tendler and I would get along at all in person, but I really enjoy her aesthetic projects, especially her beautiful house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here’s what I think happened. He was spinning out into addiction and they separated. She assumed they would eventually reconcile, but they didn’t. She’s used this opportunity to pint him as a villain and her as a victim and influencer. I’ve found her smear campaign distasteful, especially making a huge fuss out of freezing her eggs despite previously not wanting kids, and acting like John having a kid in a subsequent relationship is some kind of high betrayal.

Most relationships end when the addicted person gets sober. Whatever worked before, it doesn't work anymore. People have to change a lot of things about themselves to get sober. Once you're sober, you're not exactly the same person you were. It probably does feel like a betrayal to her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He’s a famous comedian/drug addict. What can you mexpect? They don’t have good track records. He is funny as hell…my favorite comedian. But she’s definitely better off without him.

Have you seen his latest latest standup? I think he was on drugs when he was funny. Because now that he has gone to rehab, I did not like him at all, granted, I only made it through the first 20 minutes.

Interesting since that was the whole point of the last special which IMO is his best work ever.

I saw this most recent show live and have seen the special. I think it's fantastic. Definitely some of his best work. It's raw and honest and kind of dark, and I loved it. He has always been very funny, but he is more honest now. He's starting to approach some of the greats, IMHO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I do not know her, or him but the article about her dog made me cry.

Me too! Dogs know. They are such a comfort. Losing her beloved dog after all of that had to be so heart-breaking. He was the constant in her life.

[Anonymous]

Is there any connection to picking a dog whose breed is known to have genetic problems and picking a partner who’s an addict?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here’s what I think happened. He was spinning out into addiction and they separated. She assumed they would eventually reconcile, but they didn’t. She’s used this opportunity to pint him as a villain and her as a victim and influencer. I’ve found her smear campaign distasteful, especially making a huge fuss out of freezing her eggs despite previously not wanting kids, and acting like John having a kid in a subsequent relationship is some kind of high betrayal.

Most relationships end when the addicted person gets sober. Whatever worked before, it doesn't work anymore. People have to change a lot of things about themselves to get sober. Once you're sober, you're not exactly the same person you were. It probably does feel like a betrayal to her.

Okay, fine. She still comes across very badly (to me) for constantly trashing him in public.