Boosie Badazz is offering to save Tiffany Haddish’s career after the actress claimed she “lost everything” despite a judge dismissing child sex abuse charges against her and Aries Spears this week.
The lawsuit, filed on earlier this month on September 1, was ultimately dropped on Tuesday after two plaintiffs – a brother and sister – claimed the Haddish and Spears “molested” and “groomed” them back when she were only seven and 14 years old.
The allegation surrounds a comedy skit entitled “Through a Pedophile’s Eyes.”
Meanwhile, the Baton Rouge-native rapper took a moment to offer support to Haddish in a tweet on Wednesday, telling the actress and comedian that he can “pay (her) what they was paying you, but I got a check and would love to pay you to make a comedy with me.”
“@TiffanyHaddish I CAN’T PAY YOU WHAT THEY WAS PAYING YOU BUT I GOT A CHECK N I WOULD LOVE TO PAY YOU TO MAKE A COMEDY WITH ME WHAT THEY DID TO YOU MIGHT BE CAREER CHANGING, DONT LET THIS SLIDE, this a billion dollar lawsuit SIS !YOURE A STAR U CAN PRODUCE YOUR OWN MOVIES,” he wrote.
He went on to tell Haddish that she now has a “billion dollar lawsuit” after the dismissal of her charges, and added “your’e a star, you can produce your own movies.”
No word yet on if Haddish will take Boosie up on his offer.
Haddish had told TMZ that while she’s relieved the lawsuit against her is dismissed, she has still lost all of her upcoming gigs as a result of the backlash she received following news of the lawsuit.
“I lost everything,” she said. “All my gigs, gone. Everything, gone. I don’t have no job. I don’t have no job, bro.”
Boosie may be sympathetic to Haddish’s plight because he too had been previously “cancelled” after his homophobic rant against fellow rapper Lil Nas X, with his reality TV show being axed as a result.
He relayed the experience in a recent interview with VladTV, saying the show had “some good pilots for it,” but “that’s when the gay s*** was out about me… when we was ready to pitch it.”
“We had a shot it, got some good pilots for it,” he said. “When we was getting ready to pitch it, that’s when the gay s*** was out about me and all that s*** was going on,” Boosie explained. “You know, when I said about I hate gay people and shit. You know what I’m talking about, mane.
Boosie added that “they tried to turn me against the gay world,” and that “a lot of people was backing away.”
“They tried to turn me against the gay world. A lot of people was backing away. Personally, I didn’t like that. I felt like I was shunned away. I was like, ‘Fuck it. Fuck y’all. I don’t need this shit. Watch what I’m finna to make off this movie.’ Basically that was it.”
As The Shade Room‘s China Lovelace previously reported, Tiffany Haddish herself spoke out after the lawsuit against her and Aries Spears alleging child sexual abuse has been dismissed. While talking to TMZ inside Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), she explained she’s relieved the suit is dismissed but said it hurt her career.
Before walking away told the reporter she didn’t have a job.
As we previously reported, on Monday, the plaintiff identified as Jane Doe filed to dismiss the case with prejudice.
In the lawsuit, the two comedians were accused of grooming and molesting Jane Doe and her younger brother when they were fourteen and seven years old. The dismissal of the case comes after rumors of a possible settlement surfaced last week.
Jane released a statement after the dismissal, saying “we now know that she would never harm me or my brother,” and “wished Tiffany the best.”
“My family and I have known Tiffany Haddish for many years – and we now know that she would never harm me or my brother or help anyone else do anything that could harm us,” Jane wrote. “We wish Tiffany the best, and we can all put this behind us.”
Tiffany has taken accountability for her actions and essed her regret in making the skit in an Instagram post on September 5th.
It’s unclear what jobs Tiffany, has lost but she was confirmed to appear in ‘Girl Trip 2,’ starring alongside Queen Latifah and Jada Pinkett Smith. In August, Regina confirmed on an appearance on Good Morning America that filming hadn’t started due to scheduling conflicts.
“I hate disappointing. We’re not in production. We’re not ready yet,” the actress said. “I can’t wait to see the script. It is going to happen; it’s what I’ve been told; I did hear that they’re writing,” she continued. “Everything gets slowed down with schedules. It was going to move, and then Omicron happened.”
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