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Tiffany Haddish Spills the Beans Again About Another Run-In with a Hollywood A-Lister

Posted byBy Kiersten Willis | Published on: | Updated on March 9, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

First, it was Beyoncé and now it’s Brad Pitt comedian Tiffany Haddish is spilling the beans about.

While hanging backstage at the Oscars Sunday, March 4, the “Girls Trip” actress settled down to play a game of “Marry, Date, Ditch” with “Live with Kelly and Ryan” host Kelly Ripa.

The first name Ripa drew was the “Fury” actor, who split with wife Angelina Jole last year.

“I just met him in the elevator!” Haddish exclaims. “He said in one year if he’s still single and I’m single, we gon do it, so you know what that means! But he do got seven kids, I don’t know if I could deal with a man that’s got that many kids.”

Pitt actually only has seven children with Jolie but if Twitter users have their way, a Haddish-Pitt hook-up would happen ASAP.

Haddish previously dished on a party where Beyoncé’s alleged reacted to an actress getting a little too friendly with her husband, Jay-Z.

“Beyoncé came walking up like, ‘B–tttchhh!’… but, she didn’t say that.”

Allegedly a verse in Bey’s new song “Top off” with Jay-Z, Future and DJ Khaled make reference to this incident. Bey raps “If they’re tryna party with the queen. They gon’ have to sign a non-disclosure, ayy.” Haddish graciously agreed to sign a NDA.

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