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Amy Schumer planted a sweet kiss on her husband of four yearsChris Fischer while attending the 94th Annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.The Oscars co-host, 40 - who shined in a plunging blue dress - and the chef, 42, took a quick break from posing for photos to share a tender smooch.The comedian is making history at tonight's show with fellow funny womenRegina Hall, 51, and Wanda Sykes, 58, as they are the first ever trio to host The Oscars. Kiss for good luck:Amy Schumer planted a sweet kiss on her husband of four years Chris Fischer while attending the 94th Annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles on SundayThe Life & Beth star donned a long-sleeve navy gown with a sequined neckline that turned into a black bow and showcased her ample cleavage.

Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer are so in love.

Date night for the stars! Hollywood’s hottest couples hit the red carpet at the 2022 Oscars — and there was no shortage of PDA.

Amy Schumer is opening up about a personal struggle. In an interview with , the actor, director and writer reveals that her character's struggle with trichotillomania in the Hulu series is based off of her own.According to Mayo Clinic, trichotillomania is a mental disorder that involves recurrent, irresistible urges to pull out hair from your scalp, eyebrows or other areas of your body, despite trying to stop.That's what viewers see in the penultimate episode of Schumer's series, when the camera pans to a pile of hair and there are hushed whispers about needing a wig.Schumer experienced something similar when she was a child, when she pulled out so much hair that she needed a wig, something «everybody knew» when she returned to school.«I think everybody has a big secret and that’s mine.

Amy Schumer has candidly discussed her longtime struggle with the compulsive hair-pulling disordertrichotillomania.The 40-year-old comedian has just premiered a semiautobiographical show called Life And Beth that shows her character suffering from the disorder.Now Amy has told The Hollywood Reporterthat she worries her son Gene, two, may inherit the condition as there are genetic factors totrichotillomania. Speaking frankly:Amy Schumer has candidly discussed her longtime struggle with the compulsive hair-pulling disorder trichotillomaniaAmy, who shares Gene with her chef husband Chris Fischer, said of her toddler: 'Every time he touches his head I’m having a heart attack.'While discussing her own experience with the disorder, Amy said: 'I think everybody has a big secret and that’s mine.And I’m proud that my big secret only hurts me but it’s been what I’ve carried so much shame about for so long.' She developedtrichotillomania during her turbulent childhood and at one point had to wear a wig to school - though she said the hairpiece fooled no one.'And it’s not that I used to have this problem and now I don’t, it’s still something that I struggle with,' the Trainwreck star shared.

Since becoming a mother, Amy Schumer has offered a glimpse at her healing process while battling major health struggles.

Amy Schumer believes parenting is '"about failing". The 40-year-old comedian - who has two-year-old son Gene with husband Chris Fischer - compared parenting to her career as a stand-up star, because you mess up and just have to keep going. She said: "It's just about failing.

Amy Schumer tells ET’s Rachel Smith about her Hulu series,, a dramedy about a woman whose seemingly happy life is upended after a sudden loss and finds herself back home, coming to terms with the past while trying to make changes in the present. The series, which she wrote, directed and stars in, marks Schumer’s long awaited return to TV after the explosive success of. Following the fourth season of the series, which aired in 2016 and is set to return on Paramount+, Schumer has released several standup specials and documentaries about her life and career, flexed her acting chops in feature films, with the most recent being an outstanding turn in, and learned how to cook from her husband and chef Chris Fischer during a pandemic-inspired food series. But it wasn’t until Schumer was pregnant with her son, Gene, that she found the time to write a pilot for what ended up being.

Amy Schumer recently revealed the parenting advice she gave to her longtime friend Jennifer Lawrence, who recently welcomed her first child.While speaking withSegun Oduolowu from Peopleat theNew York premiere of her new Hulu show Life & Beth, the comedian, 40, shared that a major part of parenting consists of failing.'It's just about failing,' said Schumer,who shares son Gene, two, with husband Chris Fischer. She then added, 'It's like stand up.

Amy Schumer is sharing some of her best mommy advice with bestie Jennifer Lawrence! “It’s just about failing,” Amy said at the New York City premiere of her new Hulu show Life & Beth, per PEOPLE. “It’s like stand up. You mess up so bad,” the 40-year-old, who shares 2-year-old son Gene David with husband Chris Fischer, stated.

Amy Schumer and Jennifer Lawrence are good pals and now Amy is revealing the parenting advice she gave to the new mom.

Amy Schumer had all eyes on her as she graced the red carpet for the premiere of her new Hulu series Life & Beth on Wednesday.The 40-year-old comedian and actress was joined in New York City at the SVA Theatre by the cast of her series, including Violet Young — who plays a younger version of herself — and her longtime collaborator Kevin Kane.Amy stars on Life & Beth — which premieres March 18 — as a wine rep whose unhappiness with her job, her Manhattan setting and her disinterested boyfriend (Kane) leads her to seek out something radically different. Star power: Amy Schumer, 40, looked elegant in a long black dress at the New York City premiere of her upcoming Hulu series Life & Beth on WednesdayWhile spending time out in the country, she befriends a farmer with few social graces (Michael Cera, in a role inspired by her real-life husband Chris Fischer) and contemplates starting a new life.Amy opted for understated elegance at the premiere with her long black dress, which reached down to the ground.

Amy Schumer took to Instagram to admit she ‘can’t stop dancing’ with an eye-catching and hilarious video she filmed while getting fitted for the upcoming Academy Awards.

Sharing her truth. While reflecting on her liposuction surgery, Amy Schumer revealed why she decided to tell the world about her decision.

Amy Schumer intends to get in some 'trouble' when she hosts the Oscars.The 40-year-old star will host the glitzy awards ceremony alongside Regina Hall and Wanda Sykes on March 27, and has joked that she'll 'burn all bridges' when she takes to the stage.Amy - whose film credits include Trainwreck and I Feel Pretty - told Extra : 'I'm going to get myself in some trouble as per the [usual]. The latest:Amy Schumer said she intends to get in some 'trouble' when she hosts the Oscars later this month'Wanda, Regina are hilarious, and we're having a blast preparing.

It’s a … ! Three days after Amy Schumer revealed Michael Cera is a new dad, the actor shared details about his little one.

Michael Cera is a father! But, unfortunately, he didn’t get to reveal that news on his own.The 33-year-old Arrested Development alum has welcomed his first child, according to his Life & Beth co-star, Amy Schumer. The news was revealed on Friday, March 4, in an interview with Entertainment Tonight.

Amy Schumer is opening up about her son Gene.

Amy Schumer appeared to accidentally let slip her Life & Beth co-star Michael Cera’s baby news in a new interview.

Amy Schumer, 40, believes her two-year-old son Gene David Fischer, will “most likely have autism” like his father and her husband of four years, Chris Fischer, 42. However, the Trainwreck star said she “doesn’t have a preference” while candidly discussing the likelihood that her son will receive the same diagnosis during a recent guest appearance on Chelsea Handler‘s podcast, Dear Chelsea.

Amy Schumer shared that she is 'not hoping either way' when it comes to her son Gene David Fischer, two, being diagnosed with autism like his father Chris Fischer. The stand-up comedian, 40, appeared on a new episode of Chelsea Handler's podcast Dear Chelsea, where she spoke candidly about her feelings, revealing she 'doesn't have a preference' when it comes to his diagnosis. 'I think the statistics are pretty strong toward he will most likely have autism,' she told Handler.