Chelsea Handler uses face masks as awkward fashion accessory to cover boobs

Chelsea Handler appeared to be wearing her face mask in the wrong way as she wore it as a fashion accessory to cover up her boobs.

The comedian, 45, took to Instagram on Sunday to mark her personal trainer Ben Bruno’s birthday.

In the sweet post, Chelsea shared a selfie with her PT – narrowly missing a wardrobe malfunction as she used the disposable blue masks as a makeshift sports bra.

The star admitted she finally has the body she had wanted at 25, so made sure almost everything was on show.

Fans labelled her bizarre outfit as “fashion” and boosted her confidence by complimenting her figure.

Alongside the snap, Chelsea penned: “Today is my trainer’s @benbrunotraining birthday. I met him 6 years ago and immediately thought — I hate weight training.

“I was convinced I would only get bigger and bulkier. I hated working out and would cancel more often than I showed up.

“Then one day, something clicked and I started to see the strength my body was gaining and the fierceness that came with getting your body grit to match your mental grit.”

She added: “Ben annoys the living s**t out of me, and I annoy him (less than he annoys me) but we know when to talk and when not to talk.

“One day I started to cry in a workout, and he sat with me and talked it through, and helped me with a situation I had to deal with. Then he checked in on me later that day.

“So, for a straight guy who’s into dumbbells, he is a good man, and the best trainer I’ve ever had.”

The star concluded: “I’m 45 years old and finally have the body I’ve been trying to get since I was 25.

“Thank you, Ben. Thanks for loving my dogs even when they don’t reciprocate. And thanks for putting up with me and my moods — when I don’t reciprocate.”

Ben was flattered by her message, writing back: “Wow, this is really sweet. Thank you. I appreciate you, but for the record, you annoy me just as much as I annoy you. I just hide it better.”

While in response to her fans’ comments, Chelsea wrote: “You get me. Thank you!”

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