Jason Sudeikis Joined by Kids Otis and Daisy on ESPN Basketball Show: 'All in for the Knicks'

Sudeikis shares Otis, 9, and Daisy, 7, with ex Olivia Wilde

Jason Sudeikis is talking hoops with his kids!

On Monday, the actor and comedian, 48, appeared on ESPN's The Bird and Taurasi Show with his son Otis Alexander, 9, and daughter, Daisy Josephine, 7, who he shares with his ex, actress Olivia Wilde, 39.

Appearing on the show dressed as a Christmas elf to talk to Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi about the Milwaukee Bucks vs New York Knicks game, Sudeikis’ found himself supported by his two kids as they waved to the camera.

“Jason has two children, Diana also has two children. D, where’s your onesie?,” Bird, 43, jokingly said to his co-host.

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“We don’t talk about children on this show,” Taurasi, 41, joked, before saying hello to the children.

Asked if they had any predictions for the game, Daisy said, “I don’t know,” while Sudeikis revealed that his son is “all in for the Knicks.”

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“New York kids, you know we’re here. We’re down the road from Barclays,” the father of two added.

“When we were at the Nets game the other day Otis had a great line about Jalen Brunson,” Sudeikis went on to reveal about the Knicks No.11 after his two kids disappeared from the camera. “He goes, ‘I really like his face. He looks like he’s been in a war.' ”

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Returning to the camera, the hosts asked Otis and Daisy what they got for Christmas, with Otis responding with “a PS5," while Daisy displayed her stuffed dog called “Gray Guy.”

Sudeikis and Wilde have been co-parenting since they called off their engagement in 2020. They settled their child custody case in September with a source telling PEOPLE in October that "they're in a good place.”

"If there's any resentment over where to live or child custody payments, they certainly don't show it," the source continued. "It's a united front. And they are clearly both deeply devoted parents."

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