Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer are officially divorced. The split was finalized in October 2026 after a private settlement in New York Supreme Court, wrapping up a relationship that started with one of the fastest courtships in Hollywood. The two began dating in November 2017, got married in Malibu just three months later in February 2018, and welcomed son Gene in May 2019.
Their seven years together played out in public, but not in the messy way celebrity relationships often do. Schumer was candid about her difficult pregnancy with hyperemesis gravidarum, Fischer’s autism diagnosis, and her own endometriosis surgery. The pair even let fans into their home kitchen with a pandemic-era cooking show. When Schumer confirmed the split in December 2025, she emphasized mutual love and respect, writing that they will continue to focus on raising their son.
She filed for divorce in January 2026, and ten months later, it’s done. No leaked drama, no public jabs. Schumer has always turned her life into comedy, but this chapter she kept refreshingly sincere. So we have to ask: what’s the secret to a so-called“good divorce”? Do you think it’s possible to split from a partner and stay friendly? Sound off in the comments.
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