Comedians Tom Segura and Christina Pazsitzky, known professionally as Christina P., have reportedly separated after 18 years of marriage, according to TMZ. Sources say the split happened within the last couple of months and was "completely amicable," with the comedy power couple planning to continue co-parenting their two sons and co-hosting their long-running podcast together.
What We Know So Far
According to TMZ's sources, Segura, 47, and Pazsitzky, 50, quietly separated a few months before the news broke publicly on July 13. A source close to the situation described the split in warm terms: "They had a special and productive relationship, creating one of the most successful comedy podcast networks in the industry and, more importantly, two kids. They are taking different paths moving forward while remaining devoted to their children." Representatives for the couple did not respond to outlets' requests for comment.
Two Decades Together
Segura and Pazsitzky married in 2008 and share two sons: Ellis, born in 2016, and Julian, born in 2018. The couple built a life together in Austin, Texas, and became one of comedy's most recognizable pairs, both individually and as a team. Pazsitzky, a Canadian-born stand-up comedian who performs under the name Christina P., has released two Netflix specials — 2017's "Christina P: Mother Inferior" and 2022's "Christina P: Mom Genes" — and separately founded the beauty company Christina P. Cosmetics. Segura has built a prolific career across stand-up, film, television, and podcasting; the second season of his Netflix dark comedy series "Bad Thoughts," which featured Pazsitzky in one episode, recently earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Short Form Comedy, Drama or Variety Series.
Their Podcast Empire
Beyond their individual careers, Segura and Pazsitzky built something bigger together: "Your Mom's House," a podcast they launched in October 2010, reportedly at the encouragement of Joe Rogan. The show grew into the foundation of YMH Studios, a podcast network the couple co-founded that also produces Segura's other show, "2 Bears, 1 Cave," with fellow comedian Bert Kreischer, along with content from comedians including Chris DiStefano, Yannis Pappas, Ari Shaffir, Ian Fidance, and Joe DeRosa.
The Show Will Go On
Despite the separation, sources tell TMZ that Segura and Pazsitzky plan to keep co-hosting "Your Mom's House," now in its 16th year, going forward. Fans had already noticed changes in the show's format in recent months, with the pair chatting with guests separately rather than appearing together in most recent episodes — a pattern that, in hindsight, appears to have coincided with their private separation.
What's Next
With the split described as amicable and both comedians committed to co-parenting their sons and maintaining their shared podcast business, the situation appears, for now, to be a quiet personal transition rather than a public falling-out. Neither Segura nor Pazsitzky has publicly commented on the report as of this writing.