Chelsea Handler wears DIY bra in hilarious reminder to wear a face mask

Chelsea Handler was hard to miss on social media this weekend after she wore a DIY bra as part of a hilarious reminder to wear a face mask.

Taking to Instagram, she shared a video of herself wearing a mask on her face and a very risque one on her breasts as she was put through her paces by personal trainer Ben Bruno.

Watch Chelsea's DIY mask in action below: 

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"Everybody needs to find a mask and put it on because I'd like to have fun again, okay?" she says in the clip.

She continued (while holding dumbbells): "People want their kids to go back to school and we’re abusing our health care workers. Please find a mask and put it on any part of your body!"

She accompanied the cheeky video with the simple caption: "Wear a Mask!"

Bruno echoed these sentiments on his own Instagram account where he posted a picture of himself also wearing a mask that was captioned: "Wear a mask. Or if you're @chelseahandler, wear three. #safesets"

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This comes after. Chelsea posted a video back in April where she suggested that actual bras can be used as a shield during the pandemic.

"Hey, for those of you who are in a bind and need a face mask but don’t have one, you can just take one of your bras if you have big boobs," she said in the Instagram video where she shows fans how to correctly put on a facemask with one hand covering her face.

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She captioned the video: "With masks in short supply, we have to take matters into our own hands. Men included. #corona #diy"

Despite their ability to halt the spread of the coronavirus, facemasks remain a contentious issue, particularly in the US, where President Trump has only recently been pictured in public wearing a mask.

But if you still have any doubt about their ability to protect you from the virus, Bill Nye has broken down the science behind face masks in a TikTok video.