Aaron Paul Asks "Breaking Bad" Co-Star Bryan Cranston To Be His Son's Godfather

April 23, 2022

Walter White and Jesse Pinkman will be making an on-screen return in the series finale of "Better Call Saul."

The 10-year-anniversary of Breaking Bad's series finale is coming up next September, but despite all the time that's passed, the show's two leads – Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul – are as close of friends as ever.

Earlier this week, TMZ caught up with the latter star, who brought the troubled, but well-meaning meth addict/super chef Jesse Pinkman to life on screen for five seasons, at LAX, where they asked him some questions about his old friend, as well as a new arrival in his life – his firstborn son.



The baby boy, named Ryden Caspian Paul, is not only going to grow up in the very capable hands of his famous father and his wife, Lauren Paul, but he'll also have an incredible godfather to rely on when he gets older; Walter White.

The BoJack Horseman voice actor asked Cranston if he would have the honour of being Ryden's godfather, telling TMZ that the 66-year-old is "a beautiful man who's more than deserving of the title."

Paul told the outlet that his pal will be on "diaper duty," and will absolutely be tasked with burping his youngest child from time to time.

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