The 'Girls Trip' actress, who has clapped back at Katt multiple times over his claims on 'Club Shay Shay', takes to Instagram to troll the Emmy winner over his alleged 'drug addiction.'
- Jan 10, 2024
AceShowbiz - Tiffany Haddish continued to clap back at Katt Williams following his diss on "Club Shay Shay" earlier this month. This time, the "Girls Trip" actress took to her Instagram account to troll the Emmy winner over his alleged "drug addiction."
"I am looking forward to us working together one day again @kattwilliams we will definitely have fun!" Tiffany wrote on Instagram Stories on Tuesday, January 9. "At least I know I will cause I am talking [poop emoji] on set everyday we work together… I am excited about how hard we will laugh."
Not stopping there, the comedienne continued in another slide, "@kattwilliams say he don't have no drug addiction and I believe Him! This lighter leash at the Emmys makes me question my beliefs!..."
Prior to this, Tiffany addressed Katt's dig at her during her comedy show. In response to Katt's claims that Kevin Hart is an industry plant and "[opened] the gate" for her, she told her audience, "I've been doing s**t - I was on 'That's So Raven', I was on all this s**t…. I was on all the lil' white people TV shows, the black people TV shows… I've been telling jokes since nineteen hundred and ninety-six."
The former girlfriend of Common later addressed Katt's statement about she never performing at The Comedy Store. "This n***a said, 'Oh, they wouldn't let her perform at The Comedy Store.' That's right," she said, "They wouldn't let me perform on the white nights at The Comedy Store, but I performed on all the black nights…."
She also attempted to set the record straight in an Instagram comment. The actress wrote at the time, "I am not mad I just wish he would get his facts right about me. Dang I guess I will send him a reminder text." She then blasted Katt, "But are we sure that is Katt Williams? He looks like Charleston White."
In his Wednesday, January 3 interview, Katt suggested that "Phat Tuesdays: The Era Of Hip Hop Comedy", which is about comedian Guy Torry's creation of "Phat Tuesdays", offered a false depiction of Tiffany's career. "All lies - Steve and Cedric never performed at The Comedy Store at all. Tiffany was only seen at The Laugh Factory….," he alleged.
