Actor Olivia Munn seems to be unhappy with the upcoming Blue Origin Mission, which features all female crew. The spacecraft will be closed from Site One, launched in West Texas on 14 April 2025. Munn called the mission a ‘glutonus’ when so many people cannot even launch ‘eggs’.

During his latest appearance Today with Jenna and friendsThe actor told the group’s recent cover Ellie“What they are doing? I know it is probably not a good thing to say, but there are many other things that are so important in the world right now. What are you going to do in space? What are you doing there?” The 44 -year -old actor said.

The actor compared the space trip to Disney’s Space Mountain Roller Coaster and questioned why the mission needs such a heavy publicity.

“If you want to go into space, then why do you need to tell us about it, you know? It’s okay, go there, come down a good time, come down. I know it is probably unpleasant, but like, it has a lot of money to go into space, and there are many people who can not lay eggs,” he said.

When the actor came to know that all-women crew teams are “going into glam”, Munn reacted to him and said, “What is the matter?” Is it historical that you guys are going on a ride? I think it’s a little glutonus. Space exploration was to pursue our knowledge and help mankind. What are they going to do there that has made it better for us here? ,

This mission will take Aisha Bowe, Amanda GuayenGail King, Katy Perry, Karian Flynn, and Lauren Schenches Car’s Line, fictional boundaries between Earth and Space on a 10 -minute long flight.