Tom Segura and Christina Pazsitzky, the American comedians and podcast hosts behind the hit show Your Mom's House, have ended their marriage of nearly two decades in 2026. The news of their split was first made public in July 2026 through a report by TMZ, confirming months of speculation about the state of their relationship.
How the Couple Met and Rose to Fame
According to the Los Angeles Times, Christina Pazsitzky and Tom Segura met in the late 1990s through the Los Angeles stand-up comedy scene. At the time, both were up-and-coming performers honing their craft at open mics and small club sets. In an interview with the Tiger Belly podcast, Segura recalled that Christina was in a relationship when they first met, but after learning she had broken up, he decided to pursue her. His first invitation to a hike was rejected, but a second invitation to a bar where smoking was allowed proved successful, and they began dating.
The couple married on 8 November 2008, formalising their partnership. In the same year, Christina teamed up with April Macie for the comedy short April & Christina and also worked on Black Girls Heart Charlie and Animal Planet's Most Outrageous.
The Birth of Your Mom's House and Family Life
On 24 November 2010, Tom Segura and Christina Pazsitzky launched their podcast Your Mom's House on Brian Redban's Deathsquad Network. The show, built around their real relationship, became one of the most successful comedy podcasts, featuring guests such as Bobby Lee and Steve-O. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Christina described their early days of podcasting: "To my brilliant husband’s credit, there was no podcasting. This was a technological medium that was essentially invented as we went along. We lived in a crummy two-bedroom apartment; we were newlyweds, and we had no money. We got a mixing board, two mics, and a computer, and at that point, we slept in one room and used the other room as an office."
The couple welcomed their first son, Ellis, in 2016. That same year, Christina released her Netflix special Christina P: Mother Inferior, in which she spoke candidly about motherhood: "Having a baby broke me down. I love my son; I do. He is the best thing that ever happened to me; he is the love of my life. His name is Ellis; he’s 18 months old, and I love him so much." Their second son, Julian, was born in 2018. In an interview with The Dad's Josh Sneed, Segura offered advice to new parents: "I meet expecting parents, and I always tell them, 'You’re going to have the most fun; you’re going to lose your mind; just take care of each other.' It’s natural to take care of the child. Your nurturing instincts are there, but sometimes you have to remember you gotta take care of each other."
Move to Texas and the Separation
In 2021, the couple relocated from Los Angeles to East Saint Elmo, Austin, Texas. A filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation showed they had begun a $1.09 million renovation project, completed on 4 February 2022. Christina told BizJournals, "We purchased a home in Austin, Texas. It’s going to be great sadness to leave my city of origin, but I’m really excited for Austin. People are lovely, and it’s just been heaven to go and visit."
In April 2026, fans of Your Mom's House noticed that Tom and Christina had stopped filming episodes together, instead hosting separately with different guests. On 13 July 2026, TMZ confirmed their split, citing an amicable separation that had occurred months earlier. A source close to the couple said, "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."
Christina Speaks Out and What's Next
In August 2026, Christina Pazsitzky addressed the divorce for the first time on episode 871 of the YMH podcast, fighting back tears as she reflected on their twenty-year relationship, their beginnings as broke comedians, and the lives they built together. The couple has indicated they will continue to run Your Mom's House and YMH Studios while co-parenting their sons, Ellis and Julian.
