Comedian Amy Schumer has opened up about how her family perceives her celebrity status. During a candid conversation with podcast host Alex Cooper, the 43-year-old star discussed various aspects of her life, from personal relationships to her career. Schumer revealed that neither her husband nor her young son is particularly impressed by her fame. Instead, they view her simply as a mother and wife, which brings a refreshing sense of normalcy to her life.

When it comes to her work, Schumer's son Gene, who is five years old, has only shown interest in specific scenes from her films. He finds the stunts amusing but hasn't fully engaged with her broader body of work. Her husband, Chris Fischer, takes a similarly indifferent approach. While he occasionally tries to relate to her experiences, he remains largely unaffected by her celebrity status. Schumer attributes this detachment partly to Fischer's upbringing, having grown up around famous individuals on Martha’s Vineyard.

The couple met in late 2017 and quickly developed a strong bond, leading to their surprise wedding in Malibu. Since welcoming their son in 2019, Schumer has balanced her professional commitments with family life. She expressed the challenges of being away from her child while touring, emphasizing the emotional toll it takes on her. Despite these difficulties, she remains grateful for her husband's support, which allows her to pursue her career while ensuring her son is well cared for. This balance highlights the importance of family and personal fulfillment over external recognition.