The COVID-19 quarantine is forcing some people to go outside of their comfort zones in order to maintain some semblance of normal life. Yet, not everyone has the stomach, or the healthy relationship with their ex, to go as far as Wayne Brady. In an interview with Access, Brady admitted that he’s been under quarantine with his ex-wife and her boyfriend as they co-parent.

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“Me ex-wife Mandy and I, we have a different and I think a very special situation than a lot of people that co-parent,” he said. “Our daughter is 17 so it’s also different than if she were five. For the entire duration of her life, we have co-parented as best friends. We’ve also lived seven minutes away from each other at the most. Right now, we live virtually next door to each other so our quarantining is a little different. We quarantine between both of our homes and I’ve got a big backyard and lots of land, so we share this land and this space.”

Brady went on to say that his daughter, his ex-wife, and his ex-wife’s boyfriend are all a family so they naturally share resources and space. “This new nuclear family… Family is everything to me, so moments like this bring you closer,” he said. “So, we’ve been doing TikToks, we’ve been playing board games, we played Spades, Hearts. We’ve been in my studio writing songs, we sing together and freestyling, walking the dogs up the canyon up the street.” He added that they’re taking advantage of this “time out” to strengthen their bond as a family. Could you live with your ex and their new partner under quarantine? Check out Wayne Brady speak about his healthy family relationship and more in full below.

Never underestimate the rap skills of Wayne Brady. The host and comedian never ceases to amaze, and his tough-guy role on Chappelle’s Show will go down in history as one of the funniest sketches of the series. He’s known as the kitschy, happy-go-lucky actor that has been able to cross age and color lines, but he made sure that people recognized his freestyle skills during his recent visit to Sway in the Morning.

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Sway is known for putting his guests to the test, and Brady was in the hot seat for Sway in the Morning‘s first “5 Fingers of Death Freestyle” of 2020. For those of you unfamiliar with the practice, the person begins to freestyle before Sway pulls a question out of a bag. The person rapping has to then read and answer the question as they incorporate it into their freestyle—not an easy feat.

Even with the beat switches, Brady seemed to handle the task set before him rather effortlessly. “Hold for a second got a question to begin again / This is for all of y’all, this is for the citizens / If I had to change my first name what would it be / If I had to change my first name, well let me see / My first name, let me see would be great / It might be King because it would be ornate,” Brady rapped.

They may not be the wittiest bars on the block, but for over five minutes of top of the dome rhymes coming from a non-rap artist, it’s isn’t half bad. Check it out in full below.