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Tiffany Haddish has sparked a lot of reactions after she took to Instagram Live to share her travel plans with fans.
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Here’s What Tiffany Haddish Said
On the evening of Tuesday, February 20, Haddish took to livestreaming from an airplane. In the 13-minute clip, Haddish explained that she was sitting in business class and sipping orange juice while waiting to take off to Israel.
“Why not go?” Haddish told viewers.
She continued by explaining that she “can’t believe” everything she sees online. Instead, she needs to “go see” for herself. As The Shade Room previously reported, the country of Israel is currently involved in a territorial conflict with Hamas, a Palestinian militant group. The conflict sparked in October 2023 and has thus far resulted in over 29,000 deaths of Palestinian people, per PBS.
“‘Cause I don’t believe everything social media be saying — SeeI know a lot of stuff on social be not true because I see stuff people say about me… and I’m like, ‘That’s not what I said. That’s not true.’ So before I get to speaking on stuff… now, I’m gonna go and see,” she continued. “And then I’m gonna tell y’all what I think, but I’m gonna go see with my own eyes ’cause what I saw online I did not like.”
Furthermore, Haddish explained that she knows “so many people” that have gone to Israel “and they’ve come back alive,” so she “just wants to go see.”
Lastly, the 44-year-old captioned the footage of her stream with, “On my way to Israel to learn and see with my own eyes.”
Watch a portion of the comedian’s sentiments below.
Social Media Reacts
Haddish’s livestream immediately sparked reactions in The Shade Room’s comment section. Many appeared disappointed in the comedian’s sentiments and actions.
Instagram user @naenova_ wrote, “Not you flying first class to go sight see a war”
While Instagram user @ahglam_ added, “you’re gonna go see dead children for yourself? Bc the videos online aren’t enough? … seek help”
Instagram user @chakabars, “Go to Gaza too 🤷🏾♀️ for truth you need to see both sides of the story.”
While Instagram user @__spicyyyy__ wrote, “Oh she bout to get cancelled literally and figuratively. Omg”
Instagram user @xnicoleskyx added, “to be blatantly joking on the internet about a genocide that there’s plenty of proof of is really sick…. idk maybe I’m trippin”
Additionally, reactions also poured in on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Tiffany Haddish is a prime example of what happens when you make more money than you have sense.
— half human half phoenix (@MightBeMariam) February 21, 2024
I usually try not to put energy into praying on ppl’s downfall cuz the trash usually takes itself out. But I got time for Tiffany Haddish.
— orithyia blue. (@javeauriel) February 21, 2024
Tiffany Haddish is treating this geopolitical moment with the grace of a bull in a china shop
— Allison Wiltz Psy.M. (@queenie4rmnola) February 21, 2024
At this time, Haddish has not publicly addressed the backlash. However, she did take to Instagram Live briefly on Wednesday morning to show that she touched down in Israel.
Furthermore, Haddish has also removed footage of her full livestream from her Instagram account.
Tiffany Haddish Recently Made Headlines
As The Shade Room previously reported, Haddish made headlines earlier this month when she shared words for fellow comedian Mo’Nique. Before this, Mo’Nique took jabs at Haddish by seemingly explaining to Shannon Sharpe that the comedian wouldn’t have encountered a child abuse scandal or multiple DUI arrests if Haddish had a husband like hers.
“If you had a husband like mine, you may not have two DUIs. If you had a husband like mine, you may not be caught up in what looks like you could’ve been grooming a child,” Mo’Nique explained.
In response, Haddish shared that she was “grateful to be on the minds” of people she’s looked up to. Additionally, she shared whether or not she still looks up to Mo’Nique and if they were ever really friends.