Curious about Amy Schumer’s husband, Chris Fischer? From his impressive culinary background to his whirlwind romance with Schumer, Fischer’s story adds another compelling layer to the life of the famous comedian.
Let’s explore who Amy Schumer’s husband is, his career achievements, and the milestones of their growing family.
Who is Amy Schumer’s husband?
Amy Schumer is married to Chris Fischer.
The couple tied the knot on February 13, 2018, in a spontaneous and intimate ceremony in Malibu, California (via Parade). Schumer and Fischer met through his sister, Molly, who was working as Schumer’s personal assistant at the time. They started as friends before quickly realizing their romantic connection, leading to their engagement and wedding within a few months.
What does Chris Fischer do for a living?
Chris Fischer is an award-winning chef, author, and farmer who grew up on Martha’s Vineyard.
He has worked in prestigious restaurants worldwide, including Babbo in New York City, and has opened several of his own establishments. Fischer is also the author of The Beetlebung Farm Cookbook: A Year of Cooking on Martha’s Vineyard, which won the prestigious James Beard Award. He gained further recognition for appearing on Amy Schumer Learns to Cook, a Food Network series where he taught Schumer culinary skills during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here’s how many kids Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer have
Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer have one child, a son named Gene.
Schumer and Fischer welcomed their son on May 5, 2019. They initially gave him the middle name Attell, honoring comedian Dave Attell, but later changed it to David after realizing it unintentionally resembled the word “genital.”
Schumer has been open about the joys and struggles of motherhood, frequently sharing heartfelt moments about Gene on social media. She has also mentioned that since Fischer is on the autism spectrum, their son might receive a similar diagnosis. However, she views this positively, appreciating the unique qualities Fischer brings to their family.
Originally reported by Vritti Johar on ComingSoon.
