Tiffany was recently served outside an event she was hosting for young comics in LA...
From Radar Online
Tiffany Haddish was tracked down by a process server at a comedy event she hosted in Los Angeles — which now allows her former friend to move her $1 million lawsuit forward in court, RadarOnline.com has learned.
According to court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com, Trizah Morris, who was once close with Tiffany, informed the court that the comedian was served on August 28, 2023.
The process server became aware that Tiffany was hosting an event with young comedians at the Laugh Factory on Sunset Blvd in Hollywood.
Per the proof of service filed with the court, the server was able to hand the legal paperwork to Tiffany and/or her rep at the side entrance of the comedy club at around 6:45 PM.
6 comments:
Child Hunters and their "helpers" are the lowest forms of life.
How is she still working? You have to be funny to be a comedian and not just obnoxious.
3:29 I agree with you. She is loud and ghetto. The studios pick her because they know she will be ghetto and she says "I will do it" I hate her movies The studios won't hire caliber actresses.
Just like Tasha K she opened her mouth when she should have shut up. She’s gonna lose this law suit.
She's still working in Hollyweird cause she scientologist
Sounds like extortion to me but go for what you know. Once she gets her million she better enjoy it ‘cause that’s all she getting after the lawyer(s) their cut.
I like Tiffany’s work. The Kitchen, Self Made, Night School, Nobody’s Fool, Like A Boss, and Here Today are the ones I like the most.
Hell, if people are going to seriously go to bat for R. Kelly, I can prop Tiffany’s work. She messed up and the kids who are now adults were compensated. The mother shouldn’t even be paid because she messed up too and used bad judgment as well.
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