We spoke to Gaffigan about his new hour-long special, the pains of parenting teens and how growing his career while his body slims is the start of his new chapter in comedy.
Jim Gaffigan is experiencing a major glow-up lately. He's looking slim, trim and well-styled in a hip suit and glasses on a recent morning in a posh room at the Peninsula hotel. His vibe is a lot different from the hefty, pale, Midwestern everyman that a lot of people think of when they hear his name. But if you've tracked his recent trajectory, the recent evolution shouldn't come as a surprise.
Adults have an impression of what their teenage years were like and I'm providing this point of view of what it's like to live with these people. It's kind of a cliché but raising teenagers is like raising a mentally ill person.
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