Tom Segura Says He and Ex Christina Pazsitzky ‘Talk Every Day’ amid Split

**Tom Segura Addresses Split from Christina Pazsitzky After 18 Years of Marriage**

Tom Segura has opened up about his separation from fellow comedian Christina Pazsitzky in a recent episode of their popular podcast, “Your Mom’s House.” The couple, who have been married for 18 years and share two children, announced their decision to part ways on 13 July. Segura’s comments came during the 12 August episode, where he reflected on their relationship and the impact of the split.

The duo, who first crossed paths in the comedy scene during the 1990s, wed in 2008 and began their podcast in 2010. Their candid discussion style has garnered a significant following, making their recent separation a topic of interest for fans and media alike. In his latest remarks, Segura emphasised the nature of their relationship post-split, stating: “We talk every day. I support Christina in everything she does.”

In clarifying the dynamics of their separation, Segura expressed his concern regarding perceptions created by some listeners. He took the opportunity to set the record straight, asserting that he did not compel Pazsitzky to address their situation in her solo podcast episodes. He noted, “It actually bothered me that people thought I made her address this alone. The truth is we’ve been recording separate episodes for quite a while because everything people know isn’t new to us.”

As he spoke with comedian Ryan Sickler during the podcast, Segura described the situation as “horrible” and acknowledged the emotional toll it can take, particularly given its public nature. He shared that while the circumstances are undeniably difficult, the couple remains amicable, focusing on co-parenting their children, Ellis and Julian, who were born respectively in 2016 and 2018.

“It’s an emotional roller coaster,” Segura remarked, adding that he understands the sentiments of fans who are disappointed by the news as well as those who may troll them online. “We’re not combative. We’re just trying to provide the best life we can for our children.”

Prior to Segura’s comments, Pazsitzky addressed the split during a solo episode of their podcast, describing it as “very sad.” She acknowledged that the couple had attempted to resolve their differences for several years, prioritising their family amid the challenges. “We are no longer a couple but we make the children a priority,” she said, reflecting on their two-decade long journey together. “I think we had 20 amazing years together, and that’s a really good run in a marriage.”

Segura further clarified his stance, making it clear that he does not intend to engage in further discussions about the split in interviews or public settings. He expressed a desire to focus on his career and the wellbeing of their children. “This is it for me… I’m going to just be focused on what I do and, like I said, taking care of the kids,” he reiterated.

The couple’s amicable separation has been met with understanding from their fanbase. Pazsitzky reaffirmed the positive nature of their relationship post-separation during her own podcast, stating, “This is not an ugly divorce. We’re cool, dude.” This sentiment mirrors Segura’s comments about their ongoing communication and support for one another.

Despite the challenges presented by their separation, both comedians continue to thrive professionally. Segura’s recent Netflix series “Bad Thoughts” has received critical acclaim, earning two Emmy nominations for Outstanding Short Form Comedy, Drama or Variety Series, along with a nomination for Outstanding Performer in a Short Form Comedy or Drama Series. Pazsitzky has made her mark with her own Netflix specials, adding to their shared success in the comedy realm.

As they navigate this new chapter, both Segura and Pazsitzky remain committed to their children and to maintaining a supportive relationship, demonstrating an effort to prioritise family above all else during this transformative period in their lives.