Tiffany Haddish calls out ‘Haters’ on Instagram | Tech Reddy

Tiffany Haddish is responding to “haters” on social media.

The actress, 42, shared a pair of Instagram stories on Friday morning addressing the naysayers, though she didn’t say what they said.

“I pray for all of you to be happy🙏🏽 especially the haters and those who think they know what they are talking about,” Haddish wrote in a caption. He added the hashtags “#Iseeyou” and “#someofyallareconfused.”

In a later post, Haddish wrote next to her smiling photos, “Here I am happy to see what my God is doing. Some people told me, and God went go ahead and show me who they are. Thank you for that God. I know you have great things for me to do and I can’t use them and brush over me while I finish them. in my work that you have given me. I love you, Father, God.”

The comedian said, “Oh, you can make people crazy and post bad comments on my page, and die where it hurts twice as much. I love you Amen 🙏🏽.”

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In August, an anonymous 22-year-old woman sued Haddish and comedian Aries Spears, 47, over her and her younger brother, claiming Haddish had “impersonated” them from the childhood, leaving “in pain for life.”

Haddish broke her silence on the allegations in September, saying in a statement at the time, “I know people have a lot of questions. I get it. I’m always there for you. But, because there is an ongoing legal case, I can only say a few things at this time… I really hope that I can speak as much about this situation as I can. ”

According to court documents obtained by TMZ later last month, the plaintiff asked for the case to be dismissed with prejudice, meaning the plaintiff cannot file a lawsuit again. that claim to that court.

The unnamed woman said in a statement, “My family and I have known Tiffany Haddish for many years – and we know now that she would never hurt me or my brother or help or anyone else to do something to hurt us. We wish Tiffany well and are glad we can all put this behind us.”

Haddish later made her first red carpet appearance since the lawsuit was dismissed, attending the ELLE Women in Hollywood celebration on October 17, in Los Angeles.