Is there any professional treatment of Chappelle's remarks on abortion and abandonment?

In his Sticks & Stones Netflix special, Dave Chappelle has an interest argument regarding abortion and child abandonment. You can find a link to he bit and a transcription below.

Chappelle argues that the right to abortion is
unequivocally the right of the mother and no one else’s. This seems to be based on the
principle that, since the fetus is part of her body, then she has got the right to do with it
as she pleases. From this, he also argues that, if the mother decides to have the baby,
then the father can take no responsibility and, then, abandon the newborn.

If you can kill this motherfucker, I can at least abandon him. It’s my money, my choice, he remarks in the punchline.
In this way, the unilateral mother’s right to abortion seems to imply the
father’s right to abandonment.

I would like to know if an argument such as this has been advanced or responded to in professional ethics (although not necessarily by professional philosophers or in academic journals).

I’ll be real with ya, and I know nobody gives a fuck what I think anyway, I’m not for abortion. I’m not for it, but I’m not against it either. It all depends on who I get pregnant.

I’ll tell ya right now, I don’t care what your religious beliefs are or anything, if you have a dick, you need to shut the fuck up on this one. Seriously, this is theirs.

The right to choose is their unequivocal right. Not only do I believe they have the right to choose, I believe that they shouldn’t have to consult anybody, except for a physician about how they exercise that right.

Gentlemen, that is fair, and ladies, to be fair to us, I also believe if you decide to have the baby, a man should not have to pay. That’s fair.

If you can kill this motherfucker, I can at least abandon him. It’s my money, my choice. And if I’m wrong, then perhaps we’re wrong. Think that shit out for yourselves.

Dave Chappelle, Sticks & Stones (2019)