Amy Schumer makes shocking confession about married life with Chris Fischer — and why they schedule sex

Amy Schumer made a series of shocking confessions about her sex life with husband Chris Fischer, including how many times they get intimate and why they have to schedule it.

Speaking to People ahead of “SNL 50: The Anniversary Special,” the “I Feel Pretty” actress revealed how she celebrated her seventh wedding anniversary with the chef on Feb. 13.

“Yes. Seven years. We had sex. We did,” she told the outlet Sunday.

Amy Schumer revealed which three days of the year she has sex with her husband, Chris Fischer. Amy Schumer/Instagram

After confessing that they had sex on their seventh wedding anniversary on Feb. 13, she added that they also schedule intimacy for their birthdays. Patrick McMullan via Getty Images

When asked if the couple only gets down and dirty once a year, the comedian responded, “And birthdays. And birthdays. Yeah.”

Since secretly tying the knot in 2018, Schumer and Fischer have been pretty open with their private life.

Earlier this month, the “Kinda Pregnant” star shared how she and Fischer have to “schedule” sex after welcoming son Gene, 5.

“We do birthdays … we do schedule it, we do schedule it,” she said on “The View” on Feb. 3.

Schumer and Fischer secretly tied the knot in 2018. amyschumer/Instagram

In May 2019, the pair welcomed their son, Gene. amyschumer/Instagram

“Nobody ever is like, ‘Oh!’ There’s never like, a vibe where it just happens. Do people do that?”

And back in 2021, Schumer joked that a part of her has turned to “street trash” since marrying Fischer, 45.

“My p—-y,” she quipped on Kevin Hart’s “Comedy Gold Minds” podcast at the time.

“It’s honestly just like, huge now and just garbage. It’s just street trash. Yeah, I would say my street trash p—-y is probably [the biggest change].”

“Is it?” Hart replied while laughing.

Earlier this month, she confessed that they have to schedule sex. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Netflix

“Nobody ever is like, ‘Oh!’ There’s never like, a vibe where it just happens. Do people do that?” she said. Getty Images

The comedian has never been shy about talking about her private life. Getty Images for Good+Foundation

The “Snatched” actress then got serious and explained what has really changed since becoming a married woman and a mom.

“I don’t go out anymore,” she said.

“I mean, it’s also the [COVID-19] pandemic, but I’d be down at the Cellar every night doing standup, and now it’s like, if a friend is like, ‘Want to meet out at 8:00 p.m.?’ I’m like, ‘8:00 p.m.? Sorry, I’m in …’ I mean, I’m not in bed, I stay up, you know.”