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Add Page Six on Google Christina Pazsitzky is staying strong amid her split from Tom Segura.
"Christina is doing totally fine," a source exclusively told Page Six Friday, adding, "It was an amicable breakup."
We're told the comedians, who share two sons, had a solid marriage for nearly two decades.
"She and Tom had twenty productive years with having a family and their amazing children," the source said.
We're also told they have "zero ill will" toward each other.
"[They] are committed to putting their children first, making sure they feel supported by as much normalcy and privacy as possible during this difficult time," the insider shared.
Pazsitzky, 40, filed for divorce from Segura , 47, in May — though news of their breakup didn't surface until two months later.
The "Where My Moms At?" podcast host filed for divorce in Texas, TMZ reported Thursday. She and Segura reportedly filed court documents to seal the case just days later.
Sources told the outlet in July that Pazsitzky and Segura had been separated for a few months after 18 years of marriage, but that they remained “completely amicable.”
“They had a special and productive relationship, creating one of the most successful comedy podcast networks in the industry and, more importantly, two kids,” a source told the outlet at the time.
“They are taking different paths moving forward while remaining devoted to their children.”
The former couple — who co-founded the podcast network YMH Studios and co-host their popular podcast, “Your Mom’s House" — often discussed their marriage on their show and they have since opened up about their split.
Pazsitzky —who will continue to co-host the popular podcast with Segura despite their breakup — shared an update on their co-parenting relationship in last week's segment titled the "divorce episode."
“We’re cool, dude. It’s been 20 f–king years and we met in our 20s. Like, we met as kids. So, you know, people change. It’s just one of those things,” she explained, adding that she and Segura have a “good rapport.”
Pazsitzky also said that she and her ex are "still a family in many regards" and it's “not ugly” between them, noting that they aren't "at each other's throats."
This week, Segura shared his side of the story on their podcast, calling their divorce a "horrible experience."
“Your emotions change many times a day. You don’t feel the same all the time. It’s really tough on you,” he said, calling their split an emotional "rollercoaster."
Segura also defended Pazsitzky for talking about their private matters on their podcast, saying that they have been recording separate episodes for a while now, and her point-of-view episode just happened to come out before his did.
Pazsitzky and Sagura tied the knot in 2008 and welcomed sons Ellis and Julian in 2016 and 2018 respectively.
Reps for Pazsitzky and Segura did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
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