Chelsea Handler shows off her chest while telling her fans to ‘preserve’ their rights and vote

Chelsea Handler reminded her followers in the United States to vote next Tuesday with a video shared on her Instagram account on Friday.

In the clip, the 47-year-old showed her chest as she talked about the futility of daylight saving time and how voting could potentially bring about positive change.

The comedian also wrote a short note in the caption of her post that read: ‘Turn back your clocks, not this country. Go vote this Tuesday!’

Spreading the word: Chelsea Handler reminded her followers in the United States to vote next Tuesday with a video shared on her Instagram account on Friday

Handler wore a very low-cut floral-print dress that showed her chest prominently during the shooting of the video.

The former television host started her video with a sarcastic comment about the efficiency of elections.

“I’m not sure why we still have daylight saving time as I’m pretty sure we voted that last year, but I think some elections don’t matter,” she said.

The comedian went on to state that voting was still “very important” and discussed her views on turning back her clocks.

Tricky: In the clip, the 47-year-old showed off her upper chest as she talked about the futility of daylight saving time and how voting could potentially bring about positive change

She said, “Daylight Saving Time is super depressing. It gets dark outside around four o’clock and that means someone is going to sleep around 4.45 pm.’

Handler then encouraged her followers to “don’t add another layer of depression by not voting on Tuesday and getting bad results.”

The TV personality concluded her video with the words, “This is very important, okay? We must keep our rights.’

She put her hands on her upper chest and jumped around before smiling at the camera just before the clip ended.

Just a tease: She then put her hands on her upper chest and jumped around before smiling at the camera just before the clip ended

Handler is currently focused on developing her upcoming series Life Will Be The Death Of Me.

The show is based on her book of the same name, which was originally published in 2019.

The series initially went into development that same year, with Universal Television landing the rights to the book.

According to Deadlinethe project moved on to Peacock, where it is currently being planned.

Hard at work: Handler is currently focused on developing her upcoming series Life Will Be The Death Of Me; she was seen earlier this month

Life Will Be The Death Of Me will star in Handler, who will also serve as one of the executive producers.

The show will follow her as she embarks on a journey to self-improvement that turns out to be much more difficult than she anticipated.

The release date of Life Will Be The Death Of Me has not yet been announced.

In the future: Life Will Be The Death Of Me release date hasn’t been announced yet