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Actor Amy Schumer Announces Split From Husband Chris Fischer
Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer announced their split after seven years of marriage, emphasizing mutual love and focus on co-parenting their son, Gene, born in 2019.
- On Dec. 12, Amy Schumer announced on Instagram that she and husband Chris Fischer have ended their marriage, using the post as their public separation notice.
- After weeks of online speculation, Amy Schumer removed older photos on Nov. 11 and on Dec. 1 wrote `Whatever ends up happening with me and Chris has nothing to do with weight loss or autism.`, while a source told PEOPLE they were working through normal issues.
- They were romantically linked in 2017 and later married, sharing son Gene; Schumer posted their family photo on the New York City subway, and they last appeared together at a Tribeca Film Festival premiere.
- A source close to the pair told PEOPLE `There's nothing ugly.` and the couple requested privacy while finalizing matters privately.
- Amid public curiosity, Schumer's prior candor shows she frequently weaved her marriage into comedy, discussed Fischer's autism in her 2019 Netflix special, and drew attention with the 2021 birthday-cake incident.
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rtl.nlComedian Amy Schumer is getting a divorce, she announced on Instagram. At the same time, she is hitting back at speculation about her weight loss. “It’s not because I’m
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