Chelsea Handler handed out drugs at the Vanity Fair 2025 Oscars Party

Chelsea Handler handed out drugs at the Vanity Fair 2025 Oscars Party.

The stand-up and actress, 50, is renowned for her candidness and bold personality, and during an appearance on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ she was typically frank by sharing her love of drugs – declaring they can “help so many people”.

Chelsea told about how she handed out substances at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party this year: “I was giving it out to everyone. I was like, ‘Take this, you’re going to have a great time,’ and people were like, ‘OK.’”

Chelsea was seen mingling with guests such as Paris Hilton, Rita Ora and Ralph Fiennes at the Vanity fair Oscars party.

But she did not disclose which celebrities she had offered drugs to during the event, which was attended by other famous faces including Kim Kardashian, Sydney Sweeney and Olivia Wilde.

She added: “I love drugs … micro-dosing especially.

“People have this stigmatisation around drugs that I find very annoying.

“Drugs can help so many people.”

But she stressed her choice of drugs is specific.

She emphasised she is not involved in using “bad” street drugs such as cocaine or heroin but instead prefers “natural drugs” including psilocybin and LSD, which she believes have therapeutic benefits for depression and can enhance enjoyment.

Chelsea advised: “Micro-dose: not like where you’re off your rocker and hallucinating.”

She also explained the doses she uses are much smaller than the ones typically associated with full psychedelic trips.

Chelsea has previously been vocal about her past experiences with drugs, saying in a 2016 interview with Buzzfeed: “I’ve done pretty much every drug – besides, like, heroin and crystal meth – I’m pretty versed.” She also recalled how her first encounter with marijuana was aged 16.

Her Netflix series ‘Chelsea Does’ also featured an episode in which she explored the power of drugs, including ayahuasca and mixing alcohol with Ambien.

Chelsea also opened up on Jimmy Kimmel’s show about the motivation behind her new self-help book, ‘I’ll Have What She’s Having’.

She said: “It was to inject everybody with the confidence and the optimism that I feel. If confidence were like Ozempic, I would inject everybody with it.”

She added her goal is for every woman to feel the kind of enthusiasm she has for life, adding: “So that’s what my intention was with this book.”