Amy Schumer is known for a lot of things, and holding back is not one of them. The reason this comedian has so many loyal fans (guilty as charged!) is because of her ability to be open and honest with us about everything.
So when fan asked how she would "cope" if her son had autism like her husband does, and Amy gave the perfect response.
Amy doesn't shy away from tough mom topics, which is why it was so refreshing to hear her chat about her postpartum sex life, the possibility of her son being diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and more!
"It’s honestly just like, huge now and just garbage. It’s just street trash. Yeah, I would say my street trash [expletive] is probably [the biggest change]," she told friend and fellow comedian Kevin Hart recently on his podcast.
She then went on to discuss the NSFW parts of her marriage that have taken a hit since having her baby, son Gene, two years ago.
"I don’t go out anymore," Amy continued.
"'I’m like ‘8:00pm?! Sorry, I’m in …’ I mean, I’m not in bed, I stay up, you know…"
“We probably have sex every seven to 10 days,” Amy revealed.
Kevin, who has four kids of his own, replied, "That’s about right."
"He kind of pictured it, and like, winced. He’s imagining it and he made a face kind of like he ate something bad."
We love hearing hilarious and adorable stories about Amy and her hubby Chris Fischer!
While chatting with Seth Meyers in April 2019, the comedian revealed that her husband's diagnosis was "a sum positive" for their relationship.
"That's why we both wanted to talk about it, because it's been totally positive," she shared, as per USA Today.
Despite being a vocal supporter of her husband's diagnosis, Amy still had to respond after a fan asked how she would "cope" if her son also was diagnosed with ASD.
While most fans were supportive of the idea, one negative nelly wrote: "Not really, honestly. I think you're great, I just feel like it's self-serving and overdone."
In true Amy fashion, she didn't hold back in her response.
"My husband is my favorite person I've ever met. He's kind, hilarious, interesting and talented and I admire him. Am I supposed to hope my son isn't like that?"
Did anyone else hear the mic drop? Because I sure did!
