Christina Pazsitzky, estranged wife of comedian Tom Segura, has publicly addressed their impending divorce, revealing the separation occurred in May or June. Speaking on their podcast "Your Mom's House," Pazsitzky described the split as "extremely sad" after 18 years of marriage, noting that they had attempted to work through their issues for several years for the sake of their two sons, Ellis, 10, and Julian, eight.
"We gave it all we could, but we just couldn't work things out," Pazsitzky stated on Wednesday's episode. She reflected on their two decades together, calling it a "really good run" for a marriage. The couple, who met as broke comics in Los Angeles, built a life together that included launching YMH Studios, developing comedy careers, and raising a family.
Pazsitzky, a breast cancer survivor, acknowledged the challenges they had faced, including "births and deaths, tragic accidents, cancer, COVID, all the things." Despite the sadness of the divorce, she expressed a determination to persevere, saying, "I'm still here and we will survive. We will get through this bulls*** like we've gotten through everything else in life."
The comedian emphasized that the divorce is amicable and not contentious. "We are amicable. This is not an ugly divorce... people change. It's just one of those things," she explained, urging fans not to take sides. She also touched on her resilience, humorously noting, "some fing cancer couldn't kill me. You think a dude's going to fing take me out?"
While Segura will remain a part of her family, Pazsitzky admitted that her direct messages have been receiving attention from potential suitors, though she stated she is "not f***ing there yet."
Segura, 47, is known for his comedy specials and the Netflix series "Bad Thoughts." Pazsitzky, 50, first gained recognition on MTV's "Road Rules: Down Under" and is scheduled to perform in Austin, Texas, on September 3.
