Comedian Christina Pazsitzky and her husband, Tom Segura, have reportedly ended their 18-year marriage. The split was described as amicable by sources who spoke to TMZ on July 13, 2026. The couple, who share two sons, Ellis and Julian, born in 2016 and 2018 respectively, intend to remain devoted to their children as they move forward on separate paths.
Pazsitzky and Segura are also co-founders of the podcast network YMH Studios, which they launched in 2012. While they have not filmed their flagship podcast, "Your Mom's House," together since April 2026, they are expected to continue recording the show collaboratively. A source noted their "special and productive relationship, creating one of the most successful comedy podcast networks in the industry."
Pazsitzky, who was born in Canada, began her comedy career in the 1990s. She gained early television exposure on MTV's "Road Rules: Down Under" in 1998. Her stand-up career includes two Netflix specials: "Christina P: Mother Inferior" (2017) and "Christina P: Mom Genes" (2022). She has tour dates scheduled across the U.S. and London from July to November 2026.
In addition to her comedy work, Pazsitzky is an entrepreneur who owns a lipstick line, Christina P Cosmetics. She describes herself as a long-time enthusiast of lipstick and launched her own brand after trying numerous other products. Her offerings include shades such as Perfect Red Lipstick, Atomic Red Lipstick, and Berlin Lipstick.
Pazsitzky and Segura met in the 1990s while both were developing their careers in comedy. Segura recounted in a 2018 interview that their relationship began as a friendship because Pazsitzky was in another relationship at the time. They eventually began dating after her previous relationship ended.
The couple married on November 8, 2008. They have frequently incorporated their marriage into their stand-up routines, with both comedians making lighthearted, albeit sometimes pointed, jokes about each other. Pazsitzky's "Mother Inferior" special includes observations about the minor irritations that can test a marriage, while Segura has humorously compared his wife to a political leader.
Their sons, Ellis and Julian, were born in 2016 and 2018. Pazsitzky has spoken about the profound impact of motherhood in her stand-up, describing the birth of her first son as the "best thing that ever happened" to her.