Tiffany Haddish once turned down a $10M offer for endorsement post
Tiffany Haddish revealed she once turned down a multimillion-dollar payday because the substance of the offer made her “feel like s–t.”
The “Girls Trip” star admitted she’d “rather be flat broke” that accept money that doesn’t speak to her character.“At first with acting roles, I used to just be like, ‘What seems like fun?’ Now it’s, ‘What seems like fun and what resonates with my soul?'” she explained. The “Night School” star said it was still a “battle” to get the people she wants involved in projects, despite having “produced things, got nominated for awards, [and] won trophies.”Josefina Santos for Cosmopolitan
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