Christina Pazsitzky roasted her estranged husband, Tom Segura, during a London comedy set just days after their split became public.
On July 16, three days after the former couple’s separation made headlines, Pazsitzky, 50, took the stage at The Top Secret Comedy Club in London. An audience member who witnessed the routine said that “she spent the whole set slagging off Tom,” adding that Pazsitzky also “booed him” and “swore at him.”
The eyewitness went on to share that Pazsitzky spoke about her cancer recovery and said “one of the best parts of survival was that she didn’t die so he wouldn’t get to be happy with a younger woman.”
According to the audience member, Pazsitzky also spoke about Segura’s “toilet habits,” but the “British audience didn’t get it, and the whole thing bombed.” Pazsitzky responded by telling the crowd they were “no fun.”
A source close to Pazsitzky pushed back on the interpretation of the set, explaining to the outlet, “This was a set she’s been doing for a long time and is three years old. She’s been talking about relationships and marriage from the very beginning.” The source argued, “It’s a comedian’s job to tell jokes about life, and now through the lens of a divorce, it looks different.”
While documentation of this exact routine was not found, Pazsitzky has long made her marriage to fellow comedian Segura, 47, a subject of her comedy. In her 2017 Netflix special, “Mother Inferior,” she quipped, “I love my husband. I laugh at his jokes. I think he’s fantastic. And then all day, every day, I wanna punch him in his dumb face.” She went on to explain, “It’s not the big things that make you wanna kill your spouse; it’s little stuff.”
Pazsitzky also frequently discussed the frustrations of married life with Segura on their joint podcast, “Your Mom’s House,” which they launched in October 2010. Her material included complaints about his difficulty finding things around the house and the division of their household responsibilities.
Segura has made his now-estranged wife the butt of his jokes as well. During a stand-up performance in March 2019, he revealed the secret to his lengthy marriage was “intimidation and fear” and compared Pazsitzky to North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il, quipping that his life was “a series of interrogations leading to a looming execution.”
Like Pazsitzky, Segura has also frequently poked fun at both their union and her quirks on their podcast. Last July, he described her as an “ice cold” “sociopath” who is also “mentally ill” — but made sure to note, “But it’s a kind that I’m familiar with, and I still love you.”
In the viral moment that preceded this London show, Pazsitzky had cried as she discussed the “extremely sad” and “unfortunate” breakup with her podcast listeners earlier this month, explaining that she and Segura “gave it all” they could but “just couldn’t work things out” romantically. However, she insisted the two are “cool” and “amicable.” In his own solo episode the following week, Segura characterized the split as an “awful,” “horrible experience,” lamenting, “Your emotions change many times a day. You don’t feel the same all the time. It’s really tough on you.”
Pazsitzky filed for divorce from Segura — whom she wed in November 2008 — in May in Texas, where they live. The case has since been sealed. As they navigate this next chapter as a family, they have both expressed a desire to prioritize their sons, Ellis and Julian, who were born in 2016 and 2018, respectively.
Reps for Pazsitzky and Segura did not immediately respond to the outlet’s requests for comment.