Chelsea, recently, made a statement.
Chelsea Handler took to Instagram to share a video of herself sitting in bed, naked, giving herself a mammogram, saying, “as a woman with natural breasts, not that that has anything to do with it, it’s time to check out vasectomies.”
The comedian added of Friday’s photos, “Since the dawn of time, women have been ducking and diving and avoiding pregnancy-first or Pikachu-first. Honestly, they’re tired.”
For Handler and many other women, they’re tired of hearing men complain that “using a condom doesn’t feel like much” or asking their partners “for birth control.”
“That’s enough, you little pigs with horns in pajamas,” the reporter said to the camera, before asking: “Do you know how much it hurts to have an IUD inserted?
An intrauterine device (IUD) is a form of birth control that is inserted into a woman’s uterus, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
An IUD can prevent pregnancy for up to 10 years and can be removed by a doctor if a woman decides to become pregnant.
Handler also touched on different forms of birth control for women, including the pill.
“Do you think I want to be an old woman with acne or change, or have such a hard time it’s like the Hoover Dam just broke? “Everybody hates women enough.
According to Handler, it’s time for men to step up, including vasectomy.
A vasectomy is “a form of birth control that prevents the penis from releasing sperm into the fluid called semen during sex,” according to the Mayo Clinic.
This operation involves the surgeon making an incision and closing the tubes that carry the sperm.
“Women are tired of making concessions for men, especially in the bedroom. We have gone beyond enough to allow you to wear socks when you enter us,” he exclaimed. “Men, wake up, and if you can’t do that, enjoy having your hands.
Handler’s fans quickly chimed in below the video, with Ashley Benson writing, “This is all.”
One social media user shared, “I love you!! Never stop!!!,” while a third fan added, “THIS IS THE WAY.”
One male fan weighed in on his experience, telling Handler, “I got one 10 years ago and it was one of the best decisions of my life. I was uncomfortable for a few days, but that’s about it.”
The informative Instagram reel comes on the heels of Handler promoting Hulu’s comedy, “Townhouse,” about a “washed-up” reality star with a failed relationship with her daughter.
According to Variety, the Critics Choice Awards host will produce the show and possibly star in it.
The studio, 20th Television, described the upcoming project as, “a washed-up reality star and her community of misfits as they try to rehabilitate her image and restart her career.”
Page Six heard rumors that the show was written by Zoe Young, a former student of “Real Housewives of New York City” star Sonja Morgan.
The USC graduate worked as a TV personality for her final season on the Bravo show, which aired in 2021.
But according to sources, that’s not really the case.
“Sonja hasn’t been washed,” said one insider in response, “and she’s not estranged from her daughter. She and Quincy have a good relationship.”
