Tom Segura and Christina Pacitsky have reportedly broken up.
The comedians, who have been married for 18 years, separated in recent months but are “completely amicable,” TMZ reported on Monday.
Segura, 47, and Pasitsky, 50, have two sons, Elise and Julian, born in 2016 and 2018, respectively. They co-founded the podcast network YMH Studios and co-host the popular podcast “Your Mom’s House,” which debuted in 2012.
The pair will reportedly continue to co-host the show despite their breakup.
“They had a special and productive relationship, built one of the most successful comedy podcast networks in the industry, and, more importantly, raised two children,” a source told the outlet. “They are taking different paths moving forward while continuing their dedication to children.”
Page Six has reached out to representatives for Segura and Pacitsky for comment.
Segura and Pasitsky haven’t appeared to film a podcast episode together in recent months.
They married in November 2008. They often discuss their marriage on both their podcasts and independent stand-up shows.
“I love my husband. I laugh at his jokes. I think he’s a great guy. And I want to punch him in the stupid face all day, every day,” Pasitsky said in the 2017 Netflix special “Mother Inferior.”
She added: “It’s not a big thing to want to kill your spouse. It’s a small thing.”
Back in 2019, Segura joked that the key to their marriage was “intimidation and fear.”
“My wife is Kim Jong Il and I am a North Korean,” he declared during a comedy show. “Every day there is a series of interrogations that lead to an impending execution.”
The two also openly discussed raising their two children.
Pacitsky described motherhood as a “roller coaster of emotions” in her 2022 Netflix special, “Christina P.: Mom’s Gene.”
“Every day, every six seconds, it’s like going from joy to rage to exhaustion to elation,” she explained. “And when I was about to throw that baby into the river, he smiled at me. Yeah, they smile at you with little teeth like jack-o-lanterns. And you’re so happy you think you’re crazy. You’re like, ‘Oh, I want 10 more!'”
