Emmy-Winning Comedian Stuns in Swimsuit After 50-Lb. Weight Loss

Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images Amy Schumer is highlighting her jaw-dropping weight-loss transformation in a high-end, figure-sculpting swimsuit.

The Emmy-winning comedian, actress, and mom posted a carousel of photos and videos from her family’s vacation in the Turks and Caicos on Instagram.

Schumer shares a 7-year-old son, Gene David Fischer, with her ex-husband Chris Fischer, 46, whom she filed for divorce from in January.

“Our family had the time of our lives at @beachesresorts in Turks and Caicos,” Schumer, 45, said in the Oct.

13 post .

“Two best decisions of my life are becoming a mom and getting certified to dive by @paditv.

If you’re like me and have always wanted to dive, don’t wait! Bathing suit from @ta3.

Thanks to super Mario and Sheldon and the amazing staff of @beachesresorts.” In some of the photos, she poses in a rose-and-thorns patterned beige one-piece swimsuit by TA3 , a figure-sculpting fashion brand.

The Trainwreck actress exuded laid-back confidence in the swimsuit , which features built-in push-up pads, contour body seaming, and a corset that cinches the waist.

The brand reshared some of the photos in an Oct.

14 Instagram post , captioning it, “Amy Schumer looking like a bombshell in our Bombshell!” Friends and fans of Schumer also commented on how stunning she looked, and the post garnered more than 20,000 likes.

“OK, hottie! So happy for you, Amy,” commented Vanderpump Rules ’ Billie Lee , while Knocked Up actress Leslie Mann called her a “babe.” “Hot mom alert,” added Amanda, a mid-life content creator with more than 43,000 followers.

The I Feel Pretty star has been open about getting liposuction and trying weight-loss drugs, like Ozempic and Mounjaro, to shed about 50 pounds.

In a January 2025 interview with Howard Stern, the comedian admitted that taking Ozempic left her “bedridden.” Two months later, she told her 12 million Instagram followers that she had started taking Mounjaro, a dual GLP-1 and GIP receptor agonist, and was “having a really good experience” on it.