Where Christina Pazsitzky and Tom Segura stand amid ‘unfortunate’ divorce

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Add Page Six on Google Christina Pazsitzky and Tom Segura have "good rapport" as they navigate their divorce .

During the latest "Your Mom's House" podcast , which Pazsitzky dubbed the "divorce episode," she insisted her split from her fellow comedian is "not ugly."

The 50-year-old told listeners, "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.”

Adding that they are "not at each other's throats," Pazsitzky said she and Segura, 47, "are still a family in many regards."

The duo, notably, wed in November 2008 and share sons Ellis and Julian.

Segura and Pazsitzky, who are "always gonna be family," even recently took a joint vacation to London with their little ones.

The latter noted, "One time I did look over at him, like, 'That's so weird. You're not my husband anymore.' … One day, you decide no more and your brain can't even understand the change. It's so severe."

She urged fans not to "take teams" in the breakup.

"Please don't do that," Pazsitzky said. "There's no need to do that, No. 1, because Tom and I don't hate each other. We have a family."

She clarified, "He's gonna host the show when he can … and I'm gonna host the show, and we're still gonna have a good f–king time because we ain't dead yet. Cancer couldn't kill me, you think a dude's gonna f–king take me out?"

Pazsitzky choked up during the episode while discussing the "extremely sad" divorce, which initially made headlines last month.

She broke her silence about the breakup in a handwritten message shared via Instagram Stories in July.

"Thank you for all the kind messages,” she wrote. “This is a really difficult time for our family."

Segura has yet to address the divorce publicly — but did ditch his wedding ring during a recent podcast episode.

The duo has not co-hosted the show together since April.

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