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ABSTRACT

Christina Pazsitsky, known professionally as Christina P, filed for divorce from comedian Tom Segura in Texas in May, according to TMZ, which reported the filing on Thursday — several months before news of their separation became public in July.

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Christina Pazsitsky filed for divorce from Tom Segura in May, months before split became public

Aug 14, 2026, 10:28 AM

Christina Pazsitsky, known professionally as Christina P, filed for divorce from comedian Tom Segura in Texas in May, according to TMZ, which reported the filing on Thursday — several months before news of their separation became public in July.

Context

Days after the May filing, the former couple reportedly submitted court documents to seal the case, according to TMZ. News of the separation emerged in July, with sources telling TMZ at the time that Pazsitsky and Segura had been separated for a few months after 18 years of marriage and remained 'completely amicable.'

Pazsitsky, 50, and Segura, 47, wed in 2008 and share two sons: Ellis, born in 2016, and Julian, born in 2018. The couple frequently discussed their relationship on their podcast, 'Your Mom's House,' which they launched in 2012 and have said they will continue to co-host despite the split.

Pazsitsky addressed the breakup in a podcast episode she described as the 'divorce episode,' which aired last week. Segura addressed the separation on his own podcast this week. The two have been recording podcast episodes separately for some time, and Pazsitsky's episode aired first.

Reps for Pazsitsky and Segura did not immediately respond to Page Six's request for comment.

Gaps & Unknowns
  • The source does not state the specific grounds cited in the divorce filing.
  • The source does not confirm whether the case seal remains in effect.
  • The source does not state which court in Texas received the filing.
  • The source does not specify how or when the July separation news first became public beyond attributing it to TMZ.
  • Neither Pazsitsky's nor Segura's representatives provided an on-the-record response to Page Six's request for comment.
  • The source does not state whether any financial or custody arrangements have been formalized.
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