Chelsea Handler Resurfaces Her Brutal Shane Gillis Roast as Comedian Faces Backlash Over 'SNL' Monologue

Chelsea Handler is adding fuel to the fire surrounding Shane Gillis' controversial Saturday Night Live monologue.

As Gillis faces backlash over jokes he made while hosting the October 10 episode, Handler, 51, took to Instagram to share footage of herself brutally roasting the comedian.

"#memories. See you this weekend, Boise and Spokane!" she wrote.

The resurfaced clip features Handler taking aim at Gillis' appearance, s-- life and history of controversial humor, with one savage punch line after another.

In the footage Handler shared on Instagram, she wasted little time making Gillis the target of her jokes.

"Thank you, Shane, and I thought I was gonna have the best t--- on this dais tonight," she quipped. "When I first saw you tonight, I thought, 'Oh my God, is that Druski in whiteface?"

The comedian continued with another brutal insult.

"Shane, I feel like I could be your mother, mostly because you look like you have fetal alcohol syndrome," she said.

Handler also addressed allegations of racism against Asian people that have followed Gillis throughout his career, including backlash over his past use of anti-Asian slurs.

The controversy previously cost Gillis a spot on Saturday Night Live in 2018, when the show announced he would no longer join the cast after clips of offensive remarks surfaced online.

During the roast, Handler referenced those accusations while mocking his inability to distinguish between different communities.

"Shane, just so you know, Judaism and Zionism are two different things, kind of like how Chinatown and Koreatown are two different things, but your favorite slur works in both places," she joked.

She followed with another jab at his appearance.

"Shane has been accused of being anti-Asian, which is ironic considering he has the complexion and physique of a steamed dumpling," she said.

Handler didn't reserve all her jokes for Gillis.

"Hi, everybody. It's me, your resident w---- for the evening," she announced. "I just want to clarify, I am rich, I am famous, and I am hot. Obviously, I'm going to be f------ a lot of guys, ok?"

She then delivered another explicit punch line aimed at the people sharing the stage.

"I'm just glad that my w---- elevator never stopped on any of your f------ floors," she said.

Handler also mocked Gillis' alleged bedroom habits, joking that the only way to get him to perform oral s-- would be to put it on a buffet at Golden Coral.

During his opening monologue, Gillis joked about struggling to return to the gym before turning his attention to women working out.

"I haven't been to the gym in so long. I didn't know women just dressed like w----- now," he said.

The remark drew criticism from viewers and fellow entertainers, who accused Gillis of making sexist jokes.

Former SNL cast member Ego Nwodim appeared to respond by posting a gym selfie with the caption, "W---- reporting for duty."

Although the roast footage predates Gillis' latest SNL controversy, Handler's decision to share it on Instagram comes as the comedian faces fresh scrutiny for his material.