Amy Schumer plays a fun Never Have I Ever drink game with her one-year-old son, Gene

She usually teases herself with her acclaimed stand-up routines.

But Amy Schumer had fun with her one-year-old son, Gene Fischer, while playing a fun drink game on Instagram.

The 39-year-old comedian began a round of Never Have I Ever with his son, who didn’t quite understand how to play.

Amy was sitting at her table next to a snow-covered courtyard while Gene sat next to her on the high chair.

He wore a casual purple hood with a rainbow on his chest and wore his blond hair tied around his back.

Gene looked ultra-trimmed with a navy blue graphic sweatshirt while sucking on the pacifier while taking a break from food.

“Okay, how are you?” I never … went on the plane, “the Trainwreck star suggested.

“You’ve been on a plane!” Drink, “he commanded Gene, who seemed confused before distractedly saying,” Yes. ”

When his mother spread out his large cup of water, he grabbed his green cup of sippy, though he took much more than a single bucket.

‘I never … got a speeding ticket. “I’ll drink,” Amy continued, though Gene thought that was her point for another long drink.

“Do you have a speeding ticket?” his mother mocked him.

“Yes,” he replied.

“Oh well, I didn’t know that,” Amy said in a perfect mess.

“I Never,” subtitled the playful clip.

“That made me all day,” Joey King commented, while Kerry Washington simply wrote, “HAHAHAHAHA.”

Tan France from Queer Eye added, “He’s so cute.”

Amy shares Gene with her husband Chris Fischer, a James Beard Award-winning chef based in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, where they live with her son.

The couple married in Malibu in February 2018 and Amy gave birth to their son on May 5 of the following year.

In April, the comedian revealed that she and Chris had changed Gene’s middle name, Attell, which was given to her in honor of her good friend, comedian Dave Attell.

“So you know that Gene, our baby’s name, has officially changed?” Now it’s the David Fischer gene ’, he wrote on Instagram. “It was Gene Attell Fischer, but we realized that we accidentally called our son“ genital. ”Gene Attell sounds like a genital.

Instead, they changed Attell for David in order to pay tribute to his friend.

On Wednesday, Amy opened up about the controversy she started after mocking Hilaria Baldwin, which led her followers on social media to distinguish her strong accent and discover that Boston-born yoga teachers don’t they were actually Spanish.

He told Entertainment Tonight that he deleted his original message, that he was joking about Hilaria showing off her trimmed figure while holding her son, because she feared he was too “petty.”

“It’s a little crazy to be in underwear with your baby. I just found it a little fun, and then I saw him make a video and it looked a little annoying,” Amy explained. “Not to me, but to the comments I received.” She would say to me, “I don’t want to be evil” and it seemed like maybe her feelings were hurting, so I finished it.

But Hilaria’s reaction led others to investigate her past and people who knew her at school when she was a teenager clarified that at the time she did not identify as Spanish.

“We were playing with each other, and then the whole Spanish thing came out,” Amy continued. “I just felt like everyone else was watching it. Like, ‘What’s going on?’ I thought we were still playing, so I wrote, ‘Hey, look, I love Spain, too.’ But then it became such a big thing. and people were very upset, so I finished it [too]. “

Star I Feel Pretty said she felt sympathy for Hilaria.

“He has a million and a half children, and that’s very hard,” he joked, before adding, “But besides, you can’t pretend he’s from Spain.”