Tiffany Haddish

Tiffany Haddish is known as an American comedian, actress and author. She is most famous for her role in 'Girls Trip'.

Background and Age

Tiffany Sarac Haddish was born on Dec. 3, 1979, in Los Angeles, California. Her father was from Eritrea, Africa and born from Ethiopian Jews. Haddish's mom is African-American. Her father left the family unit when Haddish was extremely little and she didn't see him again until she was a grown-up.

Haddish has two half-sisters and two half-brothers, the consequence of her mom getting remarried. At the point when Haddish was 13, her mom was in an auto collision and suffered brain damage. After the mishap, her mom was determined to have schizophrenia and was never again ready to raise Haddish and her kin. The children went into child care and were eventually raised by their grandma.

Married, Husband and Kids

Haddish married and separated from William Stewart twice. In her book, The Last Black Unicorn, she referred to Stewart was physically abusive, which brought about her having a premature delivery. He denied her claims, however court records uncovered Haddish had documented a restraining order against him previously, detailing episodes in 2010 and 2011, the last detailing a bruised eye and wounds all over her body.

Career and Net Worth

Haddish's star turn came in 2017 when she was cast in Girls Trip, a satire around four female companions who take an excursion to New Orleans to go to a music celebration. Haddish's co-stars were Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett Smith and Regina Hall. In the wake of the film, 2017 turned into a watershed year for Haddish. By December, she had distributed a book called The Last Black Unicorn. The title originated from an excruciating bit of her youth where a prominent, relentless wart on her temple prompted her being harassed at school and earned her the moniker of Unicorn. In her diary, Haddish regularly credits the guidance she got from self improvement recordings and books as one of the keys to her prosperity.

From the strong acclaim and a lofty honor following the Girls Trip release, Haddish was welcome to guest host Saturday Night Live in November 2017, turning into the first African-American female entertainer to ever host the show in its 43-year history. The next year she won her first Emmy for her participation, under the Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series category.

In August 2019, a new film called The Kitchen was released in theaters. Melissa plays the character of Ruby O'Carroll.