Amy Schumer and husband Chris Fischer are working through normal issues in their marriage, a source exclusively tells PEOPLE.
The couple, who married in 2018, are privately addressing challenges that many couples face. Amy Schumer, 42, and Fischer, 44, have been together for six years and share a 5-year-old son.
“They’re dealing with the usual stuff that comes up in any marriage,” the source says. “Nothing dramatic or unusual.”
They’re working through it privately and focusing on their family.
The comedian and chef met through Schumer’s longtime assistant. Fischer, who has autism spectrum disorder, is known for his work as a chef and cookbook author.
Schumer has been open about their relationship dynamics in the past. She’s spoken publicly about Fischer’s autism diagnosis and how it’s affected their marriage positively.
The source emphasizes that the couple’s current situation isn’t anything out of the ordinary.
“Every marriage has its ups and downs,” they add. “They’re committed to working things out.”
Public Appearances
The couple has made several public appearances together recently. They attended events in New York and Los Angeles over the past few months.
Schumer continues her comedy career while Fischer focuses on his culinary work. Both maintain busy professional schedules while co-parenting their son.
Neither representative for Schumer or Fischer responded to requests for comment.
The couple married in a surprise ceremony in Malibu after a whirlwind romance. They welcomed their son Gene in 2019.
