Zach Galifianakis takes one-year-old son Rufus gardening
He famously interviewed the worlds most famous people between two ferns.
And Zach Galifianakis found himself amidst some shrubbery once again on Saturday as he brought his son Rufus to do a spot of gardening.
The adorable one-year-old helped his dad pick some hand-grown vegetables in his private street plot in Los Angeles.
Between two ferns! Zach Galifianakis took his one-year-old son Rufus to do some gardening in Los Angeles on Saturday
Zach and wife of six years Quinn Lundberg also share another four-year-old son, but the notoriously private couple have never publicly revealed his name.
Rufus's full name, according to his birth cert, is Rufus Emmanuel Lundberg; like his mom he didn't take the Galifiankis surname.
Last year the Baskets star joked to Kimmy Kimmel that because he lived in LA, he didn't want to give either of his children LA names.
'One of them's name is Pinkberry. Pinkberry is the older one,' he claimed.
Cutie: The adorable one-year-old helped his dad pick some hand-grown vegetables in his private street plot in LA
Secret: Zach and wife of six years Quinn Lundberg also share another four-year-old son, but the notoriously private couple have never publicly revealed his name
Mommy's boy: Rufus's full name, according to his birth cert, is Rufus Emmanuel Lundberg; like his mom he didn't take the Galifiankis surname
'The other one is named Jared Leno, which is a cross between Jared Leto and Jay Leno.'
In 2014, he told Jimmy Fallon that his first born didn't even have a name, and that he and his wife didn't want to find out the sex until 'it' was 16.
'No, we haven't named it yet,' he joked. It has a number right now.'
Original: Last year the Baskets star joked to Kimmy Kimmel that because he lived in LA, he didn't want to give either of his children LA names, adding one was called Pinkberry while the other was Jared Leno
One: In 2014, he told Jimmy Fallon that his first born didn't even have a name, and that he and his wife didn't want to find out the sex until 'it' was 16
Last month the Emmy-winner broke his silence on the sexual misconduct allegations leveled at his Baskets co-creator Louis C.K.
'It was so disruptive in a harmful way to so many people,' he told the New York Magazine.
'We just kind of put our heads down and worked on the new season. This is the poison of celebrity culture: The fact that someone can think that just because they're loved, they can do what they want. It grosses me out. That's all I want to say.'