Christina Pazsitzky filed for divorce months before split, Tyler Duckworth death details | Headlines

Christina Pajitzky filed to divorce Tom Segura months before news of their split became public. We've got more on the comedian's quiet divorce filing and how they're handling the split in today's Page Six headlines. Pajitzky, known as Christina P., filed for divorce from Segura in Texas in May, with the news of their breakup not surfacing until July. Days after filing, the former couple reportedly submitted court documents to seal the case. A source told Page Six that Pajitzky is doing totally fine and that the breakup was amicable, with the pair having zero ill will toward each other after nearly two decades together. The source also said they are committed to putting their two children, sons Ellis and Julian, first and giving them as much normalcy and privacy as possible during the difficult time. Despite their split, Pajitzky and Segura will continue to co-host their popular podcast, Your Mom's House, and both have spoken publicly about maintaining a good relationship. Next, new details have emerged about the tragic death of The Challenge star Tyler Duckworth. According to the Grand Forks Police Department, Duckworth's body was found in the overflowing bathtub of his North Dakota apartment on August 11. Police were called after downstairs neighbors reported water coming through their ceiling, and officers determined the water was coming from Duckworth's bathtub, where he was found unresponsive. Authorities said it was unclear how long he had been deceased, although he had been seen the previous day, and they said there were no apparent signs of foul play or a suspicious death. His cause of death is pending the results of an autopsy and toxicology report, which could take up to 12 weeks, and officials have classified the case as an unintended death. Duckworth's mother, Joni, also said that the cause of death had not been determined, while a source claimed he had recently undergone surgery, though it remains unclear whether that was connected to his death. Finally, Matthew McConaughey is revealing which of his movies continues to make him the most money. McConaughey said How to Lose a Guy in The actor called the 2003 romantic comedy with Kate Hudson the gift that keeps on giving, and said it still brings in the best mailbox money of any film he has made. He explained that when DVDs and cable were the main source of revenue, he would receive a particularly large check every March because of Valentine's Day. McConaughey also called the movie one of his favorite rom-coms, and said it remains an anchor in the genre years after its release. The film helped establish him as a go-to leading man for 2000s romantic comedies before his career shifted toward more serious roles, including his Oscar-winning performance in Dallas Buyers Club. For more of today's biggest stories, head to Page Six.com.