Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer’s Timeline

After years of being teased about his celibacy and dating life, Amy Schumer found love with a husband Chris Fischer.

US of the Week broke the news in November 2017 that Schumer was dating Fischer, a celebrity detective. They became engaged within a few months of seeing each other.

“The way my husband is now proposed was nothing,” said Schumer Jokeingly lamented with her at the time Saturday night live Monologue May 2018. “It was a dumb proposition. It was the morning. I threw the box away and said: ‘I got this.’ But that’s a realistic proposition. “

After a brief engagement, Schamer and Fischer wed in an intimate ceremony in Malibu in February 2018. Since then, their romance has continued to heat up.

“Chris loves it a lot. He loves it when he’s wild and reckless,” the source exclusively said We April 2022. “It’s one of the things she likes about him. When he’s worried he likes to back her up and support her.”

The actress and Fischer expanded their family in May 2019, welcoming son Gene after a difficult pregnancy. (Schumer Bantled HypemeMis Gravidarum.)

Before the birth of Gene, Fischer was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum. Schumer has come to terms with what the diagnosis requires.

“I think the statistics are very strong that they may have autism,” said Shubhele “on the Dear Podcast in March 2022. Honestly, I don’t have a preference in any way. You just want your children to be healthy and happy.”

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November 2017

We It was only confirmed that Schumer was married to Fischer after they were spotted looking cozy on a date night in New York City.

A month later, his friend Bridget Everett I said We that “Amy is very happy” in her new relationship.

In February 2018

Schumer and Fischer Wed at a beach resort in Malibu, California, with stars including Jennifer Lawrence, Jennifer Aniston, Larry David, David Spade and Judd Apatow who were present.

“It was a really fun wedding. It was thrown together at the last minute,” the source said We. “Most of the visitors found out that the wedding took place on Tuesday from the Text sent by Amy on Sunday. If not, no worries. ‘ People were inside all night. It was a good day. Everyone had a good time. “

March 2019

Fisher was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Schumer has gone above and beyond to support her. 1.

“There was hope that our family had [Chris] it is found that. I understand a lot about his behavior and many tools are given,” said Shubele later It’s a breath of fresh air November 2022. “Even though the past few years and the pandemic have been so stressful, [I told him] This time with you, having our son was the best years of my life. “

May 2019

A few months after Schumer and Fischer got married, they announced that she was pregnant. Son Gene was born on May 5.

When they originally planned for Gene’s middle name it would be after a friend David once wrote, They changed it in late 2020 after fans realized it sounded like “their parents.” Gene’s middle name is now David.

In June 2020

Fischer taught the kitchen skills of the Coronavirus during the Coronavirus pandemic because of its documents, Amy Schumer is learning to cook.

“I didn’t really see that I could do anything,” he teased in the June finale. “It was a roller-coaster. It was really fun and really rewarding. … I think I got, like, the greatest gift I’ve ever felt from you. It all just feels right [and] I am really proud that I can do things now. “

September 2022

Schumer is in the process of having her uterus removed after battling painful periods and endometriosis. While he was recovering in the hospital, Fischer stayed in his bed for support.

In February 2024

While the couple keeps their relationship low key, they make occasional appearances on the carpet. Fischer couldn’t help DEOTE his wife in his season 2 Premier Health & Beth series in front of their wedding anniversary.

December 2025

After uploading a photo without her wedding ring, Schamer sparked speculation about the status of her marriage to Fischer.

“I never wear” jewelry, he wrote on Instagram in December 2025, adding, “whatever ends up happening with Chris has nothing to do with weight loss or autism.”