Tiffany Haddish Fires Back at Katt Williams’ Accusations, Sets the Record Straight on Her Comedy Career. The most recent comedian to react to Katt Williams’ jaw-dropping interview is Tiffany Haddish, and she’s responding twice. During a recent standup performance, she went into further detail in front of the crowd after stating that she wanted Katt to “get his facts right.”
As previously reported, Katt called out celebrities including Steve Harvey, Tiffany Haddish, Ludacris, Rickey Smiley, Cedric The Entertainer, and Kevin Hart during a nearly three-hour Club Shay Shay sitdown, setting the Internet on fire.
For example, Katt related a narrative about comic Guy Torry’s establishment of “Phat Tuesdays,” an all-Black comedy night at The Comedy Store in Los Angeles in the 1990s, for the Prime Video series Phat Tuesdays: The Era Of Hip Hop Comedy.
Katt, 52, claims that the portrayal of Tiffany, Steve Harvey, and Cedric The Entertainer at The Comedy Store in the series was inaccurate.
They believe they can change history! […] Completely false! There was never a performance by Steve and Cedric at The Comedy Store. Katt said that Tiffany was only ever spotted at The Laugh Factory.
The comedian’s harsh remarks elicited responses from Cedric, Kevin, Rickey, and Ludacris. Tiffany added her voice to the mix on Instagram on Thursday.
The 44-year-old comedian informed the audience that although she isn’t offended by Katt’s remarks, she believes he needs to verify his information.
She added, “I just wish he would correct his facts about me. I’m not mad.” “Well, I guess I’ll text him a reminder.”
“But do we think that’s Katt Williams?” She continued. “He reminds me a lot of Charleston White.”
Tiffany had more to say later and reviewed her CV for the audience during a stand-up act in Los Angeles.
The actress reportedly said to the crowd, “I’ve been doing s**t — I was on ‘That’s So Raven,’ I was on all this s**t,” according to TheShadeRoom. I appeared on every little white people’s program and every black people’s show. Jokes are something I’ve been doing since 1900.
She immediately addressed Katt’s remarks on The Comedy Store and refuted the comedian’s assertion that she had never performed there.
“Oh, they wouldn’t let her perform at The Comedy Store,” this n***a stated. Yes, it is correct. I performed at The Comedy Store on all the Black evenings, even though they wouldn’t allow me on the White nights!
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