'I love him more than I thought I was capable of loving anybody.'
might change that reputation. The three-part documentary coming to the streaming service on July 9 will show the comedian like never before. Per a press release, the special is"like Jerry Seinfeld's movieThe docuseries—directed by Alexander Hammer, who previously worked onand produced by Schumer—will give a closer look into Schumer's pregnancy, Gene David Fischer, as well as her process of creating a comedy show that she's unsure she'll ever perform.
"It's hard to be in a relationship, but you know, especially when you been alone so long, but I really f**king love him," the comedian says in the clip. She continues,"I love him more than I thought I was capable of loving anybody."will be available to stream Thursday, July 9, on HBO Max. Watch the exclusive clip below.
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