Tony Hinchcliffe hurls vulgar expletive at Chelsea Handler after she blasts his ‘racist’ roast jokes
Tony Hinchcliffe responded to Chelsea Handler's criticism of his roast jokes by using a vulgar expletive. He defended his performance and dismissed Handler's comments as misrepresentations of the event. Handler had previously labeled both Hinchcliffe and fellow comedian Shane Gillis as 'racists' and 'bigots' during a podcast appearance.
- ▪Tony Hinchcliffe called Chelsea Handler a vulgar name during his podcast after she criticized his roast jokes.
- ▪Handler accused Hinchcliffe and Shane Gillis of being racists and bigots on another podcast.
- ▪Hinchcliffe defended his jokes and claimed Handler's criticisms were exaggerated.
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Celebrity News Tony Hinchcliffe hurls vulgar expletive at Chelsea Handler after she blasts his ‘racist’ roast jokes By BreAnna Bell Published May 26, 2026, 3:35 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Tony Hinchcliffe labeled Chelsea Handler a “c–t” as he hit back at her criticism over his “racist” jokes at Kevin Hart’s Netflix roast earlier this month. “There’s news articles — ’cause the news isn’t real, nothing is real — that say that I got lit up by Chelsea Handler, which is very, very funny because that’s not what happened at all,” Hinchcliffe said on Monday’s episode of his “Kill Tony” podcast. “You can’t believe anything you see or read on the news anymore.
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