Christina Pazsitzky has opened up about her divorce from Tom Segura. The two comedians' situation has been described as "completely amicable" by TMZ.
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Posting to her Instagram stories, Christina finally addressed the split.
"Thank you for all the kind messages," she wrote. "This is a really difficult time for our family."
Christina then noted that upcoming episodes of the couple's popular podcast, "Your Mom's House" are recorded in advance. Therefore, there will be no mention of the split, which, of course, means fans will need to wait a while longer to hear what each of the couple has to say.
Tom and Christina had been married for 18 years. They're expected to continue working on their podcast together, despite their divorce. However, the couple hasn't recorded an episode together since April. As such, it's fair to wonder whether their show will go on hiatus once the pre-recorded episodes have all aired.
After all, divorce, even an amicable one, can be incredibly time-consuming, and both Tom and Christina will be getting used to the 'new normal' in their daily routines. Following the news of their divorce, a source close to the couple issued a statement to TMZ.
"They had a special and productive relationship, creating one of the most successful comedy podcast networks in the industry and, more importantly, two kids. They are taking different paths moving forward while remaining devoted to their children."
Tom Segura Is One of the Most Popular Comedians in the World
Regardless of what Segura decides to do regarding his podcast with Christina, he will have plenty of opportunities to choose from. He remains one of the most popular comedians on the planet, and will always have options available.
That doesn't mean we should expect the couple to end their podcast. It's too successful for them to simply walk away from. However, it does mean that if the situation becomes untenable later down the line, both are successful enough to begin exploring other options, even if those options are starting new podcasts on their own.
Hopefully, we don't get to that point. After all, "Your Mom's House" is one of the best podcasts in its genre. No one wants that to end.
