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Lauren Miller and Seth Rogen have been married since 2011.
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  • Rogen told Howard Stern the reason he can work so much is because he doesn't have kids.
  • He said he and his wife enjoy "laying in bed on Saturday mornings smoking weed" instead.
  • "Who looks at the planet right now and thinks 'You know what we need right now? More f—ing people.'"
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In a recent appearance on "The Howard Stern Show," Seth Rogen spoke candidly about why he and his wife, Lauren Miller, aren't interested in having children.

With Rogen constantly acting, producing, doing his pottery, and most recently, releasing his first book, and Miller's work as a screenwriter ("For a Good Time, Call…") and director ("Like Father"), Rogen feels it's best they not have kids.

"People are always like – it's something I think I was uncomfortable answering this before – but they were like, 'How do you do so much?' The answer is I don't have kids…I have nothing else to do," he told Stern.

Rogen added that Miller feels the same way he does.

"I would say she wants kids less than I do," Rogen said with a laugh. "I could probably be talked into it; she's like no."

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Rogen and Miller.
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When Stern asked if she did want to have kids whether that would have been a deal breaker in their relationship, Rogen said no.

"I don't know anyone who gets as much happiness out of their kids as we get out of our non-kids," Rogen told Stern. "Like, we're f---ing psyched all the time! We're laying in bed on Saturday mornings smoking weed, watching movies naked. If we had kids, we could not be f---ing doing this."

Stern pointed out that when you're a parent, the kids are the priority, to which Rogen responded, "I don't want that. That does not sound fun to me."

"And why? There's enough kids out there," Rogen continued. "We need more people? Who looks at the planet right now and thinks 'You know what we need right now? More f---ing people.' That's truly a confounding thing to me."

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