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Chelsea Handler remains as unpredictable and headline-friendly as ever in mid-October 2025. Just days ago, she grabbed attention for making a bold political statement—Handler called for a boycott of a major American corporation, delivering her message via social media and public interviews, and denouncing ICE with the kind of unapologetic candor that repeatedly gets her trending according to AOL Entertainment. She has not slowed down on the comedy front either; her Las Vegas residency, 'Chelsea at The Chelsea,' continues to draw national buzz, having just wrapped her acclaimed European standup tour An Abroad Broad. The industry recognizes her as a major comedic force, and she only reinforced that status by hosting the Critics Choice Awards for the third consecutive year in early 2025—cementing her mainstream appeal and expanding her reach among both entertainment insiders and the broader public, with outlets like The Ryman Auditorium’s promotions highlighting her singular accomplishments. Her Netflix special The Feeling received critical acclaim upon its March 2025 premiere and continues to spark conversations surrounding female voices in standup.
On the business and branding side, Handler’s partnership with Gold Bond has just landed her back in the news for a campaign that literally took her to new heights—she promoted Gold Bond’s newest skincare innovation by appearing in a hot air balloon, an event publicized by industry leaders like Happi. Handler’s prior health and lifestyle advocacy is also amplified in her ongoing podcast appearances—her iHeart Radio show Dear Chelsea continues to drop new episodes with a mix of celebrity guests and irreverent life advice. Recent guests include Kathy Griffin and Olympic skater Adam Rippon, with recurring themes of body image, social challenges, and humor as survival. Handler’s open and deeply personal anecdotes, particularly about relationships and therapy, keep fans engaged and her podcast highly ranked, with Life Will Be the Death of Me remaining a top streaming memoir series.
Responding to relentless queries about her former relationship with Jo Koy, Handler just told AOL Entertainment she is “over it”—she will no longer rehash that chapter for public consumption, shifting instead to proprietary new comedic material and political activism. Handler’s name continues to surface at major venues—her 2026 High and Mighty Tour is already selling out at The Midland, and social chatter explodes whenever event tickets drop or when her no-filter commentary lands in the news. There are no confirmed reports of new book deals or television projects this week beyond her standing adaptation plans for Life Will Be the Death of Me, but insiders speculate that Handler is actively developing content under her production banner, given her history of surprise announcements and multiplatform deals. In short, Chelsea Handler remains fiercely relevant—unafraid to stir political controversy, raise the bar for female comedians, and dominate conversations wherever her name appears.
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