Tiffany Haddish says Drake asked him for a date and then canceled the last minute

Tiffany Haddish becomes reality about another meeting with a celebrity.

The 38-year-old comedian is the last guest of Jada Pinkett Smith's Facebook Watch series, Red table, in which the Girls Trip The co-stars discuss rising Haddish after his breakout performance in the hit of 2017. Haddish, who is single, acknowledges that her busy schedule makes it hard to date these days, but says that She is more than willing to take the time for the right person.

"I'd like to go out with you," says Haddish. "I really do not have much time for that, but when someone asks me for a date that interests me and I want to go out with, I'm going to clear l & # 39; schedule! I will make time!

Haddish says rapper Drake, 31, asked him out after he began texting. Haddish appeared in Drake's music video for "Nice for What".

"He said, 'Let me take you to dinner,'" she reveals. "I thought 'it sounds good'. and he said "OK, cool, cool we'll make it work", that's it, I'm blocking all that rest time. mustache shaved, you know what I mean: wax my armpits, take me a pretty little dress.

But the date has never come.

"So I tell myself," Then what time are we leaving, do you send a car, for example, where are we going? "He said," Oh my guy, my bad urgency, I'm in Canada right now. "And I was like" OK! OK! "I could make a hundred thousand dollars today, but I was trying to see what D was doing, but hey, I'm not going to do that.

Haddish continued to share that she has a book "d ** k pic", which she told Pinkett Smith about the game of Girls Trip.

"I was doing research, so basically I'm a scientist – a pienaltologist," she joked.

On a more serious note, Haddish spoke of exceeding her expectations as she grew up in South Central, Los Angeles, with part of her childhood spent in the foster care system.

"Yeah, I thought I was going to be a mom mom," she says bluntly. "I thought I'd be a mom mom, with, like, five kids, four baby dads, like, collect the county check, you know?"

"I feel that everything I've experienced has personally prepared me for this trip," she continues. "Like, I had used to be nagged and picked at school and people used to talk about mess on me, now I am, like, a "celebrity". "

Kevin Frazier of ET was with Haddish and Pinkett Smith when they pulled on their seat, and Haddish spoke of constantly taking advice from Pinkett Smith, 46.

"I can hear his voice playing … Like, I can hear him, like, what would Jada do in this situation, probably do not say anything, but I'm not Jada," she cracked.

"That's what it is most of the time!" Pinkett Smith added with a laugh. "She's going to call me and leave," Jada, now that's what's going on. "I'm going," OK, well, Tiffany … " and she goes, "OK, noted."

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