Joel Kim Booster Teases Maya Rudolph’s Special Role at His Wedding
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During a recent exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Joel Kim Booster hinted at a special role for his upcoming wedding to fiancé John-Michael Sudsina. The 37-year-old comedian, known for his role in the Apple TV+ sitcom ‘Loot’, joked that his co-star Maya Rudolph, 53, will be his flower girl at the ceremony.
Booster playfully described Rudolph’s role, stating, “Maya’s my flower girl. Um, yeah. She will be leading and making sure that the ground is pure enough for me and my virgin body to walk down the aisle. That’s important… Very, very important. Virgins only. Yes.”
The duo, who portray Molly and Nicholas in ‘Loot’, have developed a close friendship off-screen. Booster expressed admiration for Rudolph’s fearlessness in making bold choices and credited her for providing valuable advice during his early days with Sudsina.
Rudolph, a member of the Prince cover band “Princess,” is known for her musical talents and joked about being frequently asked to sing at weddings. Booster hinted that he would welcome her performance at the reception. The pair’s camaraderie extends beyond the show, with Booster acknowledging the positive influence Rudolph has had on his life.
Booster previously disclosed that his wedding is scheduled for New Year’s in San Francisco, a city he holds dear for its sentimental value in his relationship with Sudsina. The couple’s celebration will feature Booster’s former ‘Fire Island’ co-stars, Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, who are set to play integral roles in the wedding party.
As the latest season of ‘Loot’ premieres on Apple TV+, fans can anticipate witnessing the on-screen chemistry between Booster and Rudolph, knowing that their real-life camaraderie adds depth to their portrayals. The duo’s shared moments of laughter and support have endeared them to audiences, making their off-screen bond as compelling as their on-screen characters’ dynamics.