In a new episode of her podcast #DearChelsea, #ChelseaHandler explains that in South Korea, "They have public spaces that are child-free zones, where you’re not allowed to have children. But it’s a public space and even I don’t agree with that." The comedian may not be interested in motherhood, but she's against the growing trend of banning kids from public spaces. She says, "Children are a part of our human family. You don’t have to have them, but you can’t outlaw them." Handler believes the nature of a public spot is its willingness to allow anyone to enter, and says, “If you have a business, fine, and you want to do that, that’s one thing, but public areas are for everybody." Link in bio for why Handler says she isn't meant to be a mom. ✏️: Yahoo Life 📷: Getty