Tom Segura and wife Christina Pazsitzky have reportedly split after 18 years of marriage.
TMZ reported on Monday, July 13, that the comedians called it quits a few months ago and the decision was amicable.
Us Weekly has reached out to Segura’s spokesperson for comment.
Segura, 47, and Pazsitzky, 50, tied the knot in November 2008. The pair share sons Ellis and Julian, whom they welcomed in 2016 and 2018, respectively.
In addition to being husband and wife, Segura and Pazsitzky have collaborated on multiple projects. The duo star in the dark comedy Bad Thoughts. The Netflix series, which was created by Segura, also features Daniella Pineda, Robert Iler, Arturo Castro and more.
Segura and Pazsitzky are also cofounders of the podcast network YMH Studios. They cohost their podcast, “Your Mom’s House,” which premiered in 2012. The outlet also reported that Segura and Pazsitzky will continue to host their podcast together amid the split.
Over the years, both Segura and Pazsitzky have candidly joked about their relationship in their respective projects.
“I love my husband. I laugh at his jokes. I think he’s fantastic,” Pazsitzky said in her 2017 Netflix special Mother Inferior. “And then all day, every day, I wanna punch him in his dumb face. And it’s not the big things that make you wanna kill your spouse. It’s little stuff.”
Segura, for his part, has shared in his standup set that the secret to success in his marriage was “intimidation and fear.”
“My wife is Kim Jong-il and I’m the people of North Korea,” he quipped. “Every day, there are a series of interrogations leading to a looming execution.”
Earlier this year, Segura and Pazsitzky made headlines after they got “stuck in the Caribbean” following their vacation due to the Trump administration’s military action in Venezuela at the time.
“We can’t go home. We’ve been stuck for extra days. Airspace becomes opened and then closed. It’s fun,” Segura said in a video alongside his wife shared via Instagram in January. “I’ll tell you the fun part is that you go to the airport and they tell you, ‘You’re gonna leave now,’ and then they go, ‘Just kidding, you’re not.’ Every day is just a mystery. Will we get home?”
Pazsitzky added, “But we’re still doing our thing and stuff like that and trying not to get a DUI. We’re doing it all. Anyway, Happy New Year. We love you, and we will see you next week.”
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