Home / News / Celebrity News Amy Schumer is a mama! Let the postpartum and #boymom jokes begin! By Heather Marcoux May 6, 2019 Rectangle After a very uncomfortable pregnancy, Amy Schumer is finally a mom! The comedian and her husband, Chris Fischer, welcomed their baby boy Sunday night at 10:55pm. “Our royal baby was born,” Schumer joked in her Instagram announcement, referencing the other high profile birth this week. The birth comes after a difficult pregnancy for Schumer, who was very public about her battle with hyperemesis gravidarum, an extreme form of morning sickness that saw her vomiting daily, to the point that she was hospitalized on multiple occasions after becoming dehydrated. Early in her pregnancy Schumer explained she intended to keep working right through to the end, but the HG forced her to cancel some tour dates and scale back plans. She did keep working though, although in her latest Netflix special, Growing, she joked that it wasn’t because she was trying to prove a point. “I’m contractually obligated to be out here, guys,” she says in the special. “I’m not like, ‘I don’t care, the show must go on.’ I’m like, ‘I will be sued by Live Nation.'” Thankfully, Schumer made it through her pregnancy with no lawsuits, and we’re so happy for her. Not to put any pressure on Schumer to get back to work (she did just have a baby) but we can’t wait for a new set after she’s had a few months of motherhood under her belt. Congratulations to Amy and Chris! You might also like: Amy Schumer’s ‘Growing’ on Netflix is one of the most honest depictions of pregnancy we’ve seen on TV Pregnant Amy Schumer goes naked for her hilarious maternity shoot Pregnant Amy Schumer cancels tour due to hyperemesis The latest Viral & Trending Mom hilariously explains why we should all feed our kids dinner before the Thanksgiving meal Entertainment Is Wicked for kids? Here’s what you need to know News Scarlett Johansson on iPhones for kids: ‘I’d rather her wait until she’s an adult’ News Kaley Cuoco on raising toddlers: ‘It’s like taking care of your drunk best friend—every day’