Olivia Munn felt a "sense of healing" when John Mulaney joked about her pregnancy.
The 41-year-old actress has opened up about her relationship with the 39-year-old comedian, who has made a quip during his stand-up routine about getting "mixed reviews" when he tells people that he's becoming a dad.
She told the Los Angeles Times: "He's so funny, and he's so articulate, and he's so smart. The first time he made that joke, I remember laughing.
"I'd be with him on the road, and I would hear him tell this joke, and I did feel a sense of healing with it.
"It's hard to be pregnant for the first time and have anybody say anything besides, like, 'Congratulations.' "
Olivia - who insisted she has decided to "pull back and to not play the game" when it comes to speculation about her relationship - also admitted she is overwhelmed by the prospect of becoming a mother.
She added: "My brain hasn’t been able to settle because it’s just a constant feeling of you’re doing it wrong.
“People tell me the baby will come and then you’ll figure it out. But that doesn’t stop the anxiety I feel right now.”
Meanwhile, the 'Predator' star previously explained how being pregnant has resurfaced her past body insecurities.
She explained: "I was called so many things, that I was too big to be on TV. Then I would start to under-eat, because I would hear those messages and I would try to take that message myself and be like, 'Fine you think I'm … sure call me fat, I'm fat, sure, whatever.’
“I would try to take those things people were calling me, and try to own them myself, but I was struggling behind the scenes.
“Being pregnant has brought up all those feelings, because there is so much of a, 'How am I supposed to do it right?'
“And I know there is no right, I understand that, but it's really hard, especially to have so many images in your face all the time of what truly looks like perfection."
