In today’s episode of the podcast “Berrum & Beyer talk about stuff” comedian Martin Beyer-Olsen (39) shares an ever so small piece of happy news with the listeners.
He does this on the occasion that he regrets that he did not assist the podcast maker and comedian Lars Berrum (34) with moving this weekend.
– I’m sorry. But unfortunately I had to go to the hospital with my boyfriend and give birth to a child. So I spent the weekend becoming a dad. I’m damn my dad, Beyer-Olsen reveals, before Berrum is quick to congratulate the new father.
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Rejoices
Furthermore, Beyer-Olsen can assure you that everything has gone well, and describes becoming a father as completely insane.
– Luckily from the first second I thought this is going to be so much fun. I’m so looking forward to being a dad. You can think about it, but you do not understand what it is like until you are, the comedian continues.
Now she confirms the relationship
During the podcast, Beyer-Olsen is honest that he has gained a whole new respect for everyone who works in the health sector after the birth.
However, when it comes to the sex of the baby or the name, he holds the cards close to his chest and does not want to comment on it.
Martin Beyer-Olsen has so far not responded to Dagbladet’s inquiries.
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Martin Beyer-Olsen has been watching television for a number of years. Together with the podcast maker Lars Berrum, he has made several TV programs such as “Berrum and Beyer”, “Norwegian Prejudice” and “Strømmeland”.
During the Humor Award last year, the comedian duo also walked away with the victory for “Humor Program of the Year” and “Funniest Podcast of the Year”, for “Strømmeland” and “Berrum & Beyer talk about stuff”, respectively.
– I’m going to have my placenta
Award-winning comedian
Beyer-Olsen has also been seen in season three of “The Entertainment Department” and in “The Santas over the forest and hello”. In 2012, he was a guest comedian in season seven and eight of “Thursday night from Nydalen”.
In addition, the comedian has received the Stand Up Award in 2011 and the Comedy Award in 2015 as “Male TV Comedian of the Year”. He has also been nominated for “Breakthrough of the Year” during the Comedy Award in 2011, “Audience Award” during the Golden Route in 2015 and “Funniest of the Year” during the Comedy Award in 2015.
Violation of the host
Beyer-Olsen has previously stated that he never had a dream of becoming a comedian before he was offered a permanent job as a teddy bear salesman with responsibility for Hordaland.
– Then I thought that it is better to have tried to make a living from art than to end up in a blue shirt and dress shoes for the rest of my life. I still live with the hope that you can make a living from this life, he told Stand Up Bergen i 2016.
