Tiffany Haddish Sold Her Panties On Craigslist, Claimed They Were Halle Berry's
Tiffany Haddish has revealed that before she became famous, she used to sell her panties online but claimed they belonged to an A-list star to entice customers to buy them.
Haddish opened up about her unique money-making method during Monday's episode of Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee's podcast, "We Playin' Spades."
The comedian claimed that when she was struggling to make ends meet, she would go on Craigslist and post ads where she pretended to be Halle Berry's housekeeper.
Haddish alleged that she received up to $300 for one pair of "dirty" panties that customers thought belonged to the "X-Men" star.
"Back in the day, when I was struggling for money, I used to sell my panties," Haddish recalled.
"I would say that my name was Rosalinda, and I was a housekeeper for Halle Berry, and I have some of her dirty panties," she claimed. "And I would make $300."
Courtney was shocked by Haddish's revelation, responding: "You're lying. Send me that website."
"It was literarily on Craigslist," Haddish shared.
It is unclear if Berry, who sat in the same row as Haddish at a fashion show in September last year, was aware of the comedian's past side hustle.
Nowadays, the "Girls Trip" star is no longer strapped for cash, with Celebrity Net Worth's latest estimate putting her net worth at $6 million.
Haddish's tale came weeks after she dropped her new single, "Woman Up," and its music video.
The Grammy winner described it as an "empowerment song" for women that's about "getting yourself up off the bed, get[ting] off your feet and mov[ing]."
The track was a collaboration with Grammy-winning and Oscar-nominated songwriter Diane Warren, who apparently "slid in [Haddish's] DMs back in 2017."
Haddish told Billboard last month that the collab almost didn't happen because she typically doesn't check her DMs.
"Diane Warren had slid in my DMs back in 2017," she called. "I had no idea because I decided to stay out of the DM 'cause there were too many d**k pics coming through, and that was just shocking."
"Then, I ran into her at a party and she was like, 'I was in your DMs, you never responded!' I was like, 'I didn't know you were in my DMs. Oh my gosh, we need to work together!'"
