Christina Pazsitzky, Tom Segura’s wife is a multi-talented woman. She is a writer, stand-up comedian, host, TV star, and podcaster.

Tom Segura’s wife’s real name is Christina Edith Pazsitzky, but she is widely known by her stage name, Christina P. Her parents are from Canada, but the family migrated to the United States of America in 1980 and settled in Southern California.

Christina was born in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, on June 18, 1976, with her zodiac sign being Gemini. Christina P is 46 as of 2022 and her height is 5’12”. Most of her profile states that she belongs to the white ethnicity.

She has two children with Tom Segura, named Julian and Ellis. Currently, they are residing in Los Angeles, California. The couple has a net worth of 12 million dollars. 

Tom Segura’s wife’s academic & early career

Not much is revealed about her high school education. However, most sources disclose that Pazsitzky graduated from the University of San Francisco in 1999 after completing her philosophy major. 

Later, she enrolled in Oxford University and a law school but dropped out after almost two weeks. Pazsitzky debuted on TV in 1998 on MTV’s Road Rules: Down Under. Later, she was aired on another TV channel. 

She also appeared on the show Real World/Road Rules Challenge: Battle of the S*xes in 2003. 

Some of her other television appearances throughout the years include Black Girls Heart Charlie, Jacka*s Number Two, Trollz, Last Comic Standing 6, How to Be a Grown Up, StandUp In Stilettos (episode 5), World’s Dumbest, National Lampoon’s TV: The Movie, and April & Christina.

She has over 644K followers on her Instagram account.

Christina P.’s stand-up journey

Christina dropped out of law school to pursue her stand-up career in order to further groom and polish her skills, and became a member of the Deathsquad Network of stand-up comedians. 

Pazsitzky became one of the best female comedians and performed on the United States Organization Inc. (USO) tours.

Stand-up comedian Christina has also performed in different countries like South Korea, the Middle East, and Africa. In addition, she has two one-hour stand-up albums named Man of the Year (2015), and It’s Hard Being A Person (2011). 

Some of her Netflix specials include The Degenerates (2018) and Mother Inferior (2017). 

Additionally, she has performed in comedy festivals like Just For Laughs, Aspen, South African Comedy, Gilda’s Fest, Moontower, Lucy Fest, and Sketchfest.