The autism community has largely showered comedian Amy Schumer with praise in recent days following her revelation that her husband is on the autism spectrum.

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"I just wanted to encourage people to not be afraid of that stigma," Amy Schumer said as a guest on "Late Night" of husband Chris Fischer’s autism.

"Amy Schumer Learns to Cook" returns to Food Network for season 2 on August 17, featuring Schumer and her professional chef husband Chris Fischer.

Amy Schumer's husband, Chris Fischer, is a chef, author, farmer and now reality star of 'Amy Learns to Cook.' Learn more about who he is, here!

Amy Schumer and husband Chris Fischer welcomed their bundle of joy on Sunday, May 5, she announced Monday on Instagram

Amy Schumer admitted she goofed in naming her son, so she changed it.

"Our royal baby was born," Amy Schumer captioned a snap of herself and husband Chris Fischer with their new son, who arrived Sunday, May 5, at 10:55 p.m.

Amy Schumer changed the name of her son, formerly known as Gene Attell Fischer, after realizing the name could easily be misinterpreted as NSFW.

Amy Schumer, who humorously compared their pregnancies in her Netflix special "Growing," gave birth to son Gene Atell Fischer late Sunday night, mere hours before Duchess Meghan welcomed hers.