Chelsea Handler Celebrates Birthday Skiing In A Bikini: ‘Multi-Tasking On My 49th!’

She specifically mentioned how it makes her “sick” when she’s repeatedly asked about having children.

“As a woman, I’m so sick — and have been so sick — of being asked that question repeatedly when I’ve made my views so clear to people,” she added.

“I think that a lot of people just think, ‘Oh, I have to do that. That’s the next step,'” she continued. “And it’s so annoying because it’s not what you have to do.”

On another occasion, Chelsea vehemently proclaimed that motherhood is not the central purpose of a woman’s life. While appearing as a guest host on “The Daily Show,” the comedian said she has “infinite respect” for mothers but noted that motherhood can be “hard.”

“In America, and honestly, everywhere, motherhood is treated as a woman’s central purpose in life, as if our destiny is to let a tiny stranger rip a hole through our Pikachu from the inside out. And then as soon as we turn 18, we’re just supposed to sit back and wait for Nick Cannon to impregnate us,” she said , making a reference to Nick being a father to 12 children.

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During her recent interview with Kind magazine, she offered some words of advice about shortcomings and how they can be turned into confidence.

“Embrace your shortcomings. The minute you turn insecurity into confidence, it becomes an attraction rather than a subtraction,” Chelsea said .