Chelsea Handler Says RFK Jr. And Cheryl Hines Sold Her 'The Most Toxic' Home
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The comedian eviscerated the pair for selling her a "disaster" of a house.
Comedian Chelsea Handler recently detailed the “disaster” of a home she purchased from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and actor Cheryl Hines five years ago.
In a phone call with a listener who was annoyed by the Department of Health and Human Services secretary’s presence at her gym, Handler shared some “background” on her own Los Angeles abode.
“I still have not lived in this house,” she explained on her “Dear Chelsea” podcast as guest Denis Leary egged her on.
“That’s how fucked-up this house was, the idea that this guy is in charge of the health of our country when he didn’t even have a proper foundation at his house,” Handler said in the March 5 episode.
The comedian and bestselling author said inspectors told her the home had “the most toxic environment” and that she couldn’t move in “for at least two years.” She said a few visitors even claimed the property was cursed.
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