Chelsea Handler jokes about crashing into a tree and needing rescuing in funny clip from ski trip shared to Instagram
She shared video showing her skiing topless down a snowy mountainside to celebrate her 46th birthday last month.
But thankfully, Chelsea Handler was fully clothed in the latest series of images from the slopes that she posted to her Instagram on Thursday.
The comedienne is north of the border enjoying a vacation with pals in British Columbia.
Snack time: Chelsea Handler shared photos and video from her skiing trip with pals in British Columbia, Canada, on Thursday
However, her latest foray wasn’t without incident.
While showing off her prowess for the camera, she managed to ski right into a tree.
‘Whoopsie doodle,’ she wrote on video of her rescue courtesy of one of her ski buddies.
Off piste: The comedienne posted a funny video clip in which she revealed she’d crashed straight into a tree and needed rescuing
Rescued: The Chelsea Lately star joked about her mishap and wrote ‘Whoopsie doodle’ on the clip in which she got some help climbing back up a snowy slope
No harm done: Handler was all smiles after the misadventure
‘Best times’: Handler has been spending time with three female friends and is clearly having a great time
On February 25, the Chelsea Lately star had stripped off and skied down Whistler outside Vancouver as she celebrated her birthday.
She wore just a pair of blue bikini bottoms and her skis, with a couple of small American flag stickers serving as pasties.
She’s added a safety helmet and goggles and carried a US flag and a Canadian flag as well as a beverage in a glass.
‘It’s important to stay hydrated as well as relaxed, and it’s also important to celebrate your body no matter what age or size,’ Handler wrote in her caption.
Bold move: On February 25, the Chelsea Lately star had stripped off and skied down Whistler outside Vancouver as she celebrated her birthday
Cheers! She sipped on a drink during her trip down the mountain wearing just blue bikini bottom, a safety helmet and goggles and tiny American flag stickers as pasties