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Tiffany Haddish Is Coming To Netflix In New Special

Tiffany Haddish Is Coming To Netflix In New Special
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Netflix has just nabbed current "Hollywood It Girl", Tiffany Haddish for her own comedy special.


Haddish, the break out star of Girl's Trip (with a sequel on the way) will be taking her act to Netflix. The streaming channel penned a deal with Haddish for a stand up special to air early 2019.

In a statement Netflix reps said about the rising star:

Tiffany Haddish is a force. Hilariously funny, brash and self-effacing, she's an incredible artist who is winning over audiences while breaking barriers, and we are tremendously proud that she will showcase her formidable talent on Netflix.

Haddish has famously spilled the beans of many of her famous friends including power couple Beyoncé and Jay Z and once made a hysterical indecent proposal to Leonardo DiCaprio. There is no telling what this funny lady will come up with next.


Her fans are ready.









Until then, Haddish has a new movie coming out with Kevin Hart called Night School.


That should feed your Haddish fix.

H/D: The Hollywood Reporter, Huffington Post

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