Amy Schumer models bikinis as she moves ‘forward with no regrets’ from Chris Fischer

Amy Schumer put her weight loss transformation on display in a slew of bathing suits over the weekend.

“My mom took these photos of me while I was packing for a trip,” the comedian captioned an Instagram carousel Sunday.

The slideshow kicked off with a smiling shot of the actress, 44, in a strapless burn orange bikini top and matching bottoms with “no makeup” and “no filter.”

The newly-single star modeled a black one-piece, a strappy purple number and a black bikini in subsequent snaps.

After showing off two dresses and a pair of pajamas, Schumer concluded the social media upload with an airport selfie.

“The last photo I’m on the trip,” she told her followers, adding that 2026 “is about self care and self love.”

The “Trainwreck” star concluded, “let’s all appreciate our health our families our friends and have the best year of our lives. Moving forward with no regrets. Just love. #notfuckingaround.”

Schumer’s A-list pals gushed over her appearance in the comments section.

“you look 🔥,” model Paulina Porizkova wrote, while “Friends” alum Courteney Cox praised the “gorgeous” Emmy winner.

Schumer shared her mindset for the new year on the heels of her headline-making split from husband Chris Fischer.

Divorce speculation swirled in November 2025, with the “Last Comic Standing” alum confirming their breakup the following month.

“Blah blah blah Chris and I have made the difficult decision to end our marriage after 7 years. We love each other very much and will continue to focus on raising our son,” she wrote in December 2025, referencing 6-year-old son Gene.

Earlier that same month, Schumer cryptically clarified via Instagram that “whatever ends up happening” with Fischer, 45, had “nothing to do with” her recent weight loss.

The Golden Globe winner, notably, dropped 50 pounds with the help of Mounjaro, years after a “horrible” experience with Wegovy.

Schumer issued an apology to those “let down” by her slimdown last month, writing, “Sorry for whatever feeling it’s giving you.”