Christina Pazsitzky Opens Up About Her Emotional Divorce From Tom Segura After 20 Years Together

05 August 2026

Christina Pazsitzky has spoken candidly about the end of her marriage to fellow comedian Tom Segura, describing their divorce as deeply sad while emphasizing that the former couple remains committed to maintaining a healthy family relationship.

The 50-year-old comedian addressed the separation during an episode of the longtime podcast "Your Mom's House," which she and Segura launched together in 2012. Becoming emotional as she discussed their changing relationship, Pazsitzky confirmed that the two are divorcing after spending approximately two decades together.

Pazsitzky explained that the decision did not come quickly. She said the couple spent several years attempting to resolve their differences, particularly because they wanted to preserve their family. Ultimately, however, they reached the conclusion that their marriage could no longer continue.

Despite the heartbreak surrounding the separation, Pazsitzky looked back positively on what they built together. She described their marriage as successful and reflected on how much their lives had changed since they first met in their twenties.

Their journey included building comedy careers, creating a successful podcast network and raising their two sons, Ellis and Julian. Pazsitzky reminded longtime listeners that the audience had followed them through nearly every major chapter of their lives, from struggling financially as young comedians to marriage, parenthood, career success and serious personal challenges.

The comedian also made it clear that the divorce is not hostile. She urged fans not to choose sides or turn the separation into a competition between "Team Christina" and "Team Tom."

According to Pazsitzky, she and Segura continue to communicate well and consider themselves a family despite no longer being husband and wife. They recently traveled to London together with their children, demonstrating their intention to continue sharing important family experiences.

That transition has still been emotionally difficult. Pazsitzky recalled looking at Segura during the family vacation and being struck by the realization that someone who had been her husband for so long was suddenly no longer occupying that role in her life. After two decades together, she suggested that adjusting mentally to such a significant change takes time.

Pazsitzky also found moments of humor during the otherwise emotional discussion. She revealed that news of the separation resulted in an unexpected flood of messages from men expressing romantic interest. While she admitted the attention was flattering, she made it clear that she is not currently ready to begin dating again.

Reports of trouble between Pazsitzky and Segura emerged earlier this summer. The pair had not hosted their podcast together since April, while Segura was later seen appearing without his wedding ring. Pazsitzky initially addressed the situation through a handwritten social media message in July, describing it as a difficult period for their family.

The comedians married in November 2008 and went on to build an entertainment business together through YMH Studios. Their professional relationship means their connection will continue beyond their marriage, with both expected to remain involved in their podcast.

For Pazsitzky, the next chapter appears to be about accepting change without erasing the life they created together. While their romantic relationship has ended, she remains determined to protect their family, continue working and move forward without turning nearly 20 years of shared history into bitterness.