Olivia Munn first burst into the spotlight as the quick-witted, magnetic co-host of G4’s “Attack of the Show!” – her energy set her apart from the start. From there, she carved out a uniquely varied career, turning in sharp performances in “The Newsroom,” embodying Psylocke in “X-Men: Apocalypse,” and flexing her comedic muscles in “Magic Mike.” Born July 3, 1980, in Oklahoma City, Munn’s journey spans TV, blockbuster films, and an impressive slate of advocacy and self-discovery.
What’s made Munn stand out isn’t just her screen presence; it’s the way she brings her whole self to the table. She’s refreshingly open about her personal battles – like the anxiety that’s shadowed her success – and has lent her voice to causes she genuinely cares about, like animal rescue and mental health. It’s an authenticity that goes far beyond the usual PR gloss; if Olivia Munn is talking about something, you believe she means it.
Finding Love in the Limelight
When your every move is being watched, dating isn’t so much about “dinner and a movie” as it is about learning the art of self-preservation. For Munn, public scrutiny is practically a rite of passage. Early on, she kept her relationships largely under wraps. These days, she seems to have found her own equilibrium: letting people in, but still keeping some things sacred.
At the moment, Munn is in a relationship with comedian John Mulaney. The two were first linked in spring 2021, not long after Mulaney’s much-publicized split from his wife. In a move that seemed lightning-fast even for Hollywood, they welcomed their son, Malcolm, that November. Every so often a sweet family photo pops up on Instagram, but for the most part, they play it close to the vest.
The timing of their romance did stir up some tabloid chatter, but if it’s gotten to them, you wouldn’t know it – they’ve mostly resisted feeding the rumor mill. They’re not married, but appear happily united in co-parenting and protecting their growing family.
Before Mulaney, Munn’s love life had its share of headline moments and quiet chapters:
- She dated Tucker Roberts, president of the Philadelphia Fusion (and yes, the Comcast heir), from 2018 to 2019. The two flew under the radar for most of their relationship, a minor miracle in the age of 24/7 celebrity news.
- From 2014 to 2017, Munn was in a high-profile relationship with NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers. That romance was impossible to keep private, drawing headlines and, occasionally, backlash. Munn rarely shied away from discussing the pressures that come with dating an athlete at the center of a national spotlight.
- Before that, she spent a couple of years with actor Joel Kinnaman from 2012 to 2014. Their packed work schedules didn’t make things easy, but they managed to keep it steady for a while.
Some names – Chris Pine, Justin Timberlake – have popped up in connection with Munn in the tabloids, but those rumors seem mostly to have been inventions of the gossip circuit, with little substance behind them.
Love on Her Own Terms
In a 2017 interview with Glamour, Munn summed up her approach to relationships in a way that feels both candid and quietly radical: “Love is about finding someone who makes you better.” That simple perspective seems to guide her romantic choices, and it’s clear she values authenticity over appearances.
Munn isn’t one to air dirty laundry. In a celebrity world where breakups often explode across social media, her approach to splits is refreshingly quiet – and dignified. Following her breakup with Rodgers, she mostly stayed silent, even as the gossip columns ran wild. No cryptic subtweets, no messy feuds – just a conscious choice to take the high road.
Now, as Munn navigates a new chapter – motherhood, partnership, and a career that keeps evolving – she seems to have hit her stride. Mulaney and Munn are deliberate about how much of their family life they share, giving the world the occasional peek without opening the whole door.
Past Relationships

John Mulaney

Tucker Roberts

Aaron Rodgers

Joel Kinnaman

Brad Richards

Matthew Morrison

Justin Timberlake

Chris Pine

Bryan Greenberg

Brett Ratner

Jamie Foxx
If there’s a throughline to Munn’s relationships, it’s adaptability: she’s dated across industries, lived publicly and privately, and weathered both the highs and the lows. Above all, she’s managed to keep her identity intact – genuine, thoughtful, and never quite what you expect – from tabloid headlines to red carpets to quiet family moments. In Hollywood, that kind of self-possession is a rare thing indeed.