Nick Thune married his wife, Suzanne Thune, On February 24, 2008. However, they publish relatively little about their marriage on social media. On November 7, 2013, the couple gave birth to their son. As a happy parent, Nick enjoys sharing images of himself and his baby on Instagram and isn’t afraid to show how fatherhood has changed him for the better.
Suzzane appreciates her privacy.
Suzanne is a very private person who prefers to keep her personal life out of the spotlight; she has her own Instagram account and seldom appears in her husband’s postings. Although Suzanne admires her husband’s celebrity from afar, she is more than willing to assist Nick behind the scenes, and the stand-up comic loves every bit of it. The stand-up comedian discussed how his wife assisted him in many different facets of his life in his renowned Comedy Central comedy special episode Nick Thune: Good Guy.
The comic jokes about his wife’s construction of the “Good Guy” neon sign that hangs behind him. Despite his efforts to stay out of the limelight, Nick’s lovely wife may be seen in his work and some of his older writings. On February 24, 2015, Nick shared a gorgeous photo of the two from their wedding day with a heartfelt comment. In the caption, the comedian marked their seventh wedding anniversary and wrote a love letter for his lovely wife.
Nick On Being A Father
Unlike his wife, the stand-up comedian has flooded his Instagram account with photos of himself and his baby. The father-son combination seems to be as charming as ever, and they appear to have a strong relationship. His most recent post with his kid on August 10, 2021, demonstrates how close the two are. He jokes that his kid will never allow him to truly rest.
Not only is Nick a lover of uploading images of his kid on his social media accounts, but the happy father never shies away from discussing his son during interviews. In an interview with The Columbia Chronicle, Nick discussed how being a parent has influenced him as a person and as an artist. The actor feels that having a child has transformed every area of his life, from being more empathetic to becoming better at his career.
Further elaborating on how becoming a parent has changed his life for the better, the comedian said that fatherhood came to him when he was ready, which was motivating. Because of his kid, the stand-up comic said, his life was full of excitement. He said that he was more enthused about routine things such as returning home and going to work. The actor also claimed that working more did not strain him as much as it used to since he knew he was doing it all for his kid, not only for him and his wife.
