Amy Schumer Creates 'Crying Corner' for Valentine's Day 2026 Amid Divorce

The comedian shared a selfie in her makeshift 'crying corner' as she navigates her split from husband Chris Fischer.

Published on Feb. 15, 2026

Amy Schumer posted a selfie in a makeshift 'crying corner' on Valentine's Day 2026 as she navigates her divorce from estranged husband Chris Fischer. The couple, who share a son named Gene, announced their split in December 2025 after 7 years of marriage. Schumer officially filed for divorce in January 2026, with the case listed as 'matrimonial — uncontested'.

Why it matters

Schumer's open acknowledgment of her emotional state during her divorce proceedings provides a candid look at the personal challenges celebrities can face during major life transitions, even on holidays typically associated with romance and happiness.

The details

In her Instagram Story post, Schumer showed off her 'crying corner' complete with tissues, water bottles, and a 'crying corner' decoration. The couple announced their split in December 2025, with Schumer citing the decision was made 'after 7 years' and that they would 'continue to focus on raising their son' while respecting each other's privacy. Schumer officially filed for divorce in January 2026, with the case listed as 'matrimonial — uncontested'.

  • On December 12, 2025, Schumer announced her and husband Chris Fischer had decided to call it quits.
  • Schumer officially filed for divorce on January 6, 2026 with the New York Supreme Court.

The players

Amy Schumer

A 44-year-old actress and comedian who announced her divorce from husband Chris Fischer in December 2025 after 7 years of marriage.

Chris Fischer

Amy Schumer's estranged 45-year-old husband, with whom she shares a son named Gene.

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What they’re saying

“Give yourself all the love today”

— Amy Schumer (Instagram)

“Amy still adores Chris, just not romantically. He's a great guy and an even better father.”

— Source, Insider (USMAGAZINE.COM)

What’s next

The judge in the case will decide on Tuesday whether or not to allow the divorce to be finalized.

The takeaway

Schumer's open acknowledgment of her emotional state during her high-profile divorce proceedings provides a candid look at the personal challenges celebrities can face during major life transitions, even on holidays typically associated with romance and happiness.