I gave you some shorts the last time you were here,
some cargo shorts, and you ended up wearing them.
And, yeah.
They're-- and look.
Yes.
That's amazing.
Why is it?
You gave me a gift.
I know, but I didn't know that--
I told you that i would wear them.
Look at you.
What?
You didn't think a man like me would
be comfortable in sequin shorts with your face on the side?
No.
If anyone can carry it off, you can.
Well, thank you.
I was very, very proud to do it, and it's just the--
[APPLAUSE]
So.
I had so much fun on the show, and wanted
to let you know that the gift meant a lot to me.
That's so sweet.
So now I'm going to give you more gifts.
Oh boy.
That's what happens.
OK
So, and you proposed to your girlfriend.
Nikki?
Yes.
Nikki.
And you did it in that arena in front of 75,000 people.
If I'm comfortable enough to wear sequin shorts
with your face on the side, then I figure,
why not ask the woman of my dreams
to marry me in the same place?
And, so she had no idea.
No.
And were you nervous?
I was super nervous, but not because--
I was definitely ready to ask her.
And that's it.
That was a big change of opinion for me.
So it took me a long time to get to that point.
How long?
Five years.
So I was ready.
I was nervous that sometimes our audience, it's like you.
They're energetic, they're powerful,
and sometimes they control the program.
So I didn't want 75,000 people to stand up and go, no, no, no,
because as performers, we often get caught up in the moment,
and I didn't want her to look around and be like, No,
and then end up getting hit with a chair or something like that.
And it all worked out really good.
I think our audience, and I'm forever
respectful to the WWE fans that were at WrestleMania
because they do enjoy the show.
But they understood that that was a very genuine part
of my life, and I think they've been able to follow our story
and enjoy it.
It's a moment I'll never forget, and I have it to remember.
That's so sweet.
Yes, you do.
And all those people, you shared it with them
which I'm sure they really appreciated.
And who's planning the wedding?
Are you both doing it together?
We are both planning that, and by that I mean I just
say OK to things that she asks.
But I can feel involved in the planning.
Will it be big?
OK.
What has she said?
I'm doing well, right?
Yeah.
She has a very large extended family.
And she not only has a wonderful family,
but her extended family are uncles, cousins, aunts,
grandparents, and so on and so forth.
So just by that alone, it will be enormous.
Just her family.
Yes.
Yeah.
OK, let's talk about the movie, because it is so hilarious.
And you have such-- and I was talking
to Judd Apatow about this because his wife
Leslie is in the movie.
And he was talking about what great timing you have,
and that's something you can't teach somebody.
You can't just put someone in a film that's a comedy,
and just assume they're going to be funny.
You have such great comedy timing.
You're amazing.
I think the comedic-- thank you very much--
timing comes from years of performing live,
and you, performing live, you understand that.
I think being able to transfer that to comedy
is just being surrounded by really funny people.
You mentioned Leslie Mann, and Ike Barinholtz,
and Kay Cannon who directed it Judd helped me early on I
think just being surrounded by people who enjoy comedy
in them being able to bring it out of you helps.
It's great.
It's a great cast.
It's great writing.
Tell everybody what it's about.
OK.
So it's about these three young women who are becoming adults,
and they come to the realization that they should have sex.
And we as parents say, no way.
So we find out they plan to have sex on prom night,
and we as parents hilariously try to stop them.
That's what it's about.
And what you do and what you getting yourself into is--
Or out of.
Is, or are out of.
Yes.
So you're naked in this, and you're not completely naked,
but there's-- you show.
[CHEERS]
That's Trainwreck.
That's from Trainwreck.
And in this--
So that's a different naked.
That's a different-- this naked is a whole-- we can't even
talk about what happens.
Let's not talk about it.
But people will see it.
They just saw it.
Right there.
There's a beverage, and it's a funnel, and I have a shirt on.
And that's it.
I cannot believe that that's a thing that people are doing.
I can't even-- someone had to tell me that's a thing.
I didn't know it was a thing.
I did it, and I was like, I can't believe this is a thing.
You did not.
You didn't have to.
It's movie magic.
So that's all right.
Now, do you warn Nikki when you're doing things like this?
I do now I do now because for the Trainwreck one, I did not.
I was just like, it will be fine.
I was wrong.
So that was a problem, and that ended up
being a tough discussion.
And now we review all of the material that
is thrown in my direction, and we come to the conclusion
that it will be OK.
Right, and that is OK because you
have an amazing body obviously, but that particular scene is
quite something, but your reaction is hilarious.
I have another gift for you.
I said, I'm going to keep giving you the gifts.
Because you have a towel that you walk out with all the time,
Never Give Up.
All right, so now--
Absolutely.
Oh.
What happened?
Are we being invaded?
I have a thing here, when Twitch isn't here and I--
Absolutely.
Yeah.
I just.
And so, I hit that.
Absolutely.
So that's what I hit accidentally.
All right.
So, I got you this.
And then I added this to the back of it.
So now you have, Be Kind to One Another, and Never Give Up.