Amy Schumer says she is the breadwinner in her marriage to chef Chris Fischer ... trends now
Amy Schumer knows that she can bring home the bacon but never let her husband Chris Fischer or her son Gene, four, forget who's the mom.
'And I say that I'm the breadwinner. I'm working,' she said on the Kelly Corrigan Wonders podcast, co-hosted by Christy Turlington on which they talked about the evolving roles of dads today.
'You know, he has so many jobs that a mom has, but Mom is still Mom,' the Trainwreck star, 42, said, referring to her husband.
'And I'm sorry, because I really don't mean for that to be reductive to the many great fathers and especially same-sex couples raising kids,' Schumer – who pulled a raunchy stunt at the Jimmy Buffett tribute – continued, covering her tracks.
'I do think that women are great communicators. And when we look at the condition of the world and whatever, it’s just like we don’t have the dads organize a birthday party,' she joked. 'But we’re having them navigate global [issues]…like women are good communicators. Can we get some women in there?'
Amy Schumer knows that she can bring home the bacon as the family breadwinner but never let her husband Chris Fischer or her son Gene, four, forget who's the mom
'And I say that I'm the breadwinner. I'm working,' she said on the Kelly Corrigan Wonders podcast, co-hosted by Christy Turlington on which they talked about the evolving roles of dads today
Schumer's appearance on the podcast is part of the About Your Mother series, that features guests including: Cindy Crawford, Jennifer
