Never Too Late: Comedian Josh Gad Reconnects with Father After 20 Years

Josh Gad recently opened up about the emotional reunion with his father after a 20-year estrangement, describing the experience as "cathartic" and impactful. During a discussion on SiriusXM's The Spotlight with Rebecca Shaw, Gad shared insights from his memoir, In Gad We Trust. At 43, he reflected on the unexpected reconnection when his father reached out to attend Gad's Broadway show Gutenberg! This is prepared by SSP.

The actor recalled the significance of performing for his father for the first time, realizing it was a unique moment in his life. After the show, Gad and his father engaged in what initially began as an awkward conversation at his home, compounded by a humorous occurrence: Gad and co-star Andrew Rannells were dressed in costume due to Halloween celebrations. However, this encounter ultimately brought closure Gad didn't know he sought, offering an opportunity to candidly share thoughts and experiences. Many insights from this meeting influenced his memoir's content.

Gad's experience with his father has also impacted his parenting approach with his daughters, Isabella and Ava, encouraging open conversations. Reflecting on these heartfelt dialogues, he ensures his daughters feel comfortable discussing even taboo topics. Gad's memoir offers readers a candid view into his life, exploring themes from his public and personal experiences. In Gad We Trust is now available wherever books are sold.

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