Amy Schumer and Boyfriend Split After More Than a Year Together
The celebrated their one-year anniversary in November.
It's over for Amy Schumer and longtime boyfriend Ben Hanisch as the couple announced they are going their separate ways after nearly two years together.
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“Amy and Ben have ended their relationship after thoughtful consideration and remain friends, the Snatched star's rep said in a statement.
The actress and the Chicago-based furniture designer were together for a year-and-a-half. They celebrated their one-year anniversary in November with dueling Instagram posts.
She posted a photo of him eating with the caption: "A year ago today I met the love of my life. Happy anniversary f***face. #Iwantoseeotherpeople."
The couple made many appearances together on the red carpet and at New York Mets games last summer where they were once caught on the kiss cam.
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Schumer, who is very active on social media, has not posted about the breakup.
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