Despite the persistent whispers surrounding their union, Amy Schumer and her husband, Chris Fischer, remain steadfast in their commitment to their marriage. A confidential tipster to People magazine on Thursday revealed, "They're quietly navigating the usual challenges that come with long-term partnerships. Both are deeply invested in their relationship."
Schumer, now 44, subtly addressed the rumors on her Instagram Story with a photo of New York City and a heartfelt endorsement of Hulu's new series All's Fair, concluding her caption with a playful declaration: "And Chris and I are still married." The comedian and the 45-year-old professional chef first sparked dating rumors in November 2017, eventually tying the knot in a romantic ceremony in Malibu by February 2018.
Reflecting on the early days of their romance, Schumer humorously shared on Today that "we got down to business real quick," adding that she knew he was "the one" after just a month of dating, despite their years of friendship beforehand. The couple welcomed their son, Gene David, in May 2019. Schumer later opened up about her IVF journey on Chelsea Handler's podcast in 2022, sharing, "We're having just one child and we're cherishing our little family and I'm just focusing on that."
Their most recent red carpet appearance together was at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival in June, where they attended the premiere of the documentary Room To Move. Recently, fans noticed Schumer had cleared her Instagram of all previous posts, including photos with Fischer. She addressed the change with a new post on Tuesday, November 11, writing, "I actually left my house tonight. Who's proud? I'm feeling great and happy. I deleted my old pics for no reason!" The move exuded a sense of renewal and a fresh start for the couple, reaffirming their unwavering bond.
