Amy Schumer has officially filed for divorce from her husband, Chris Fischer, according to court records filed Tuesday, January 6th, in New York County. The couple, who share two children, are ending their marriage after over seven years.

Schumer, 44, and Fischer, 45, initially tied the knot on February 13th. While details surrounding the divorce proceedings remain private, the filing confirms the end of their relationship. The news marks a significant personal change for the comedian and actress, known for her work in films like 'Trainwreck' and her comedy specials.

The couple’s relationship gained public attention due to their unexpected courtship and marriage. Fischer, a chef and owner of Frogmore Lane Farm in Sharon, Connecticut, is known for his culinary expertise and dedication to sustainable farming practices. The pair have been open about their journey to parenthood, including Schumer's experiences with IVF and pregnancy complications, documented in her book and comedy special 'Expecting Amy'. They welcomed their son, Gene, in 2019 and their daughter, Stella, in 2021.

Court records indicate the divorce was filed on January 6th, but no further information regarding custody arrangements or asset division has been publicly released at this time. Representatives for Schumer have not yet commented on the filing.