Tiffany Haddish Showcases Unique Humor in Money-Kissing Video

Tiffany Haddish‘s relationship with money is so good that they make love to each other.

The actress shared a video on Instagram showing her making out with a dollar bill.

Fans were divided over the clip, with some hailing the actress’s acting skills, while others found it weird and wondered if she was on drugs.

In 2023, Tiffany was arrested for driving while intoxicated. She later accepted a plea agreement, which put her on probation for a year.

On Friday, Haddish posted a video on Instagram describing her relationship with money.

During the footage, the actor sported a blue top layered over white undergarments and black trousers. Completing her look with black flats, she added a touch of elegance with large dark sunglasses. Haddish showcased her unruly dark curls in the recording.

Within the video, the star was seen holding a one-dollar bill, engaging in playful acts with it. She playfully interacted with the dollar bill, making flirtatious gestures and comments while kissing and caressing it.

After making out with the currency while standing, Haddish flung herself to the ground and continued with her sexual motions. She also spanked her backside with the dollar note before declaring love for it, saying, “Please don’t leave me, please don’t leave me, I love you so much, I love you so much!”

Haddish captioned the post, “My relationship with money for the last 10 years? We have had our ups and downs over the years, but we are growing stronger than ever.”

Haddish’s video post attracted a diverse range of comments from fans. On the one hand, some of them hailed her impressive acting.

One fan asked, “Did you rehearse this by the way? Although, you are a natural.”

Another fan declared, “Give her a Grammy, Emmy & Tony all in one for this now.”

A third person commented, “It’s a joke people. It’s just for laughs. Ms. T. H you are hilarious and very talented!”

A fourth fan wrote, “Watching this with the sound off in the bar and I’m mesmerized.”

A fifth person shared, “No but for real though, this really made my morning, noon & night.”

On the other hand, some fans found Haddish’s video “disturbing” and “odd,” while others felt she was on drugs.

One disappointed fan asked, “Am I the only one who thinks this behavior is odd?”

Another person who didn’t find the video amusing wrote, “Still ain’t funny,” while a third fan asked, “Are you drunk?”

A fourth person told Haddish she needed to “stop,” while a fifth commenter wrote, “This is weird!”

One fan said they were genuinely concerned for Haddish, while another wrote, “Probably on drugs.” A displeased fan added, “Disturbing.”

While Haddish’s video was probably for amusement, it is understandable why some fans expressed concern for her.

In November 2023, Beverly Hills police officers arrested the 45-year-old actress after she was reportedly seen behind the wheels of her car, slumped over with the engines still running.

According to TMZ, an unknown individual called the police in the early morning hours to report the sighting as Haddish’s vehicle was seen at a halt in the middle of Beverly Drive.

Following her arrest, Haddish was charged with DUI. It marked the second time she was charged with driving under the influence after a similar incident in Atlanta in January 2022. Haddish pleaded not guilty to the charge.

In February 2024, she pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor vehicle code violation known as “Wet Reckless.” This effectively dismissed her DUI charges.

The actress’s attorney, Alex Spiro, said in a statement The Hollywood Reporter obtained, “Ms. Haddish has agreed to a simple vehicle code violation (not driving under the influence which has been dismissed) and looks forward to this being behind her.”

As part of the plea deal Haddish agreed to, she was placed on a year of summary probation. She also had to complete a driver’s education course and fulfill 40 hours of community service.

The “Girls Trip” actress also had to pay several standard fines and fees and was required to attend a Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Victim Impact Program and a Los Angeles County Hospital and Morgue Program.