Seth Rogen tells Jimmy Kimmel that not having kids has made lockdown easy for him: 'I've been built for this!'
Canadian actor, comedian, writer and multidimensional talent Seth Rogen seems to be having a ball of a time during the pandemic lockdown.
'The Interview' actor caught up with Jimmy Kimmel on his late night show 'Jimmy Kimmel Live! home edition tonight, to share his experience in self-isolation along with several more experiences that he has kept himself occupied with during the lockdown.
Kimmel began the latest episode by asking about Rogen's birthday celebration on April 15. When asked if it was a rather uneventful day owing to the circumstances, the actor was quick to respond that his wife Lauren Miller arranged for a few friends to drive by their house and wave at him.
"I got to see them for 15 seconds and then everyone went their merry way," Rogen laughed. When Kimmel asked how the lockdown was treating him, Rogen responded: "I've been built for this!" He went on to add, "We are not all in this together, because it has been great for me," on a funny note.
Rogen and Lauren have been married since 2011 but do not have any children. However, the actor is happy about the fact that he does not have any kids to take care of as it has only made it "easy" for him to stay in isolation as long as required without having to worry.
Meanwhile, Kimmel jokingly responded saying he's jealous of Rogen and others who don't have to deal with their children during the lockdown as spending time with his daughters has kept him completely occupied, barely able to do anything else.
Being his funny self, Rogen said he can simply lie on the couch for 15 years straight and not talk to anyone and he would be glad if coronavirus makes that happen.
He also briefly spoke about how his parents have been spending their time and said that his mother has been conducting zoom yoga classes. However, he wouldn’t participate in the same because he feels hearing his "own mother's voice is the least relaxing thing in the whole wide world".
Rogen added that he would rather laze around in his own space than listen to instruction on exercising. 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' home edition airs on ABC on all the weekdays. You can also watch it on Jimmy Kimmel's official YouTube channel.