Amy Schumer Announces Divorce from Husband Chris Fischer
Comedian Amy Schumer has officially announced her decision to divorce her husband, chef Chris Fischer, after a seven-year marriage. The announcement was made via social media on a Friday, accompanied by a subway photo of the couple. In her post, Schumer described the decision as “difficult” but expressed a commitment to co-parenting their six-year-old son. She emphasized that their relationship remains amicable, stating, “Amicable and all love and respect! Family forever.”
A Brief Overview of Their Relationship
Amy Schumer, 44, and Chris Fischer, 45, tied the knot in February 2018. Their son was born in 2019. The couple has shared many public moments, including appearances on the Food Network show “Amy Schumer Learns to Cook,” which aired during the Covid pandemic. They also participated in the documentary series “Expecting Amy,” which showcased Schumer’s challenges with endometriosis during her pregnancy.
Notable Achievements
- Chris Fischer won the James Beard Award in 2015 for his cookbook, “Beetlebung Farm Cookbook: A Year of Cooking on Martha’s Vineyard.”
- Amy Schumer gained fame for her roles in “Inside Amy Schumer,” “Trainwreck,” and “I Feel Pretty.”
- She has also created, directed, and starred in the sitcom “Life & Beth.”
Support from Friends
Following the announcement, Schumer received supportive messages from friends and fellow celebrities on Instagram. Actress Sophia Bush commented on the challenges of divorce, reminding her to be gentle with herself. Media personality Gayle King acknowledged the difficulty of such announcements, praising Schumer for her humor and love during this time.
While the divorce marks the end of their marriage, Schumer’s commitment to family remains intact. She has shared that their focus will continue to be on their son, demonstrating a cooperative approach to co-parenting moving forward.
