Tiffany Haddish opened up about one of her pre-comedy hustles.
Tiffany Haddish did what she had to do to get by -- even if it's a little gross.
In a recent interview with Nick Cannon on his We Playin' Spades podcast, the Girls Trip star opened up about a hustle she had, prior to taking on comedy and how she involved Halle Berry.
Haddish, 44, claimed that back in the day when she was struggling for money, she got on Craigslist and found a way to make some extra dollars.
"I would say my name is Rosalinda and I'm a housekeeper for Halle Berry and I have some of her dirty panties if anybody wants to buy some," she told Cannon and his co-hosts. "And I would make $300. It was literally on Craigslist."
She's no longer in the panty business, as her career has taken off. Haddish also didn't mention if the Oscar-winning actress caught wind of what she was doing.
Haddish has gone on to make money in movies, films, books TV and comedy specials. In June, the She Ready star opened up about her latest gig, singing. Which she put on display with her single "Woman Up."
Haddish told ET that the song -- written by Diane Warren -- is about "getting yourself up off the bed, get[ting] off your feet and mov[ing]."
She added, "Really, it's an all-the-way-around song because everybody has their dual sides," Haddish clarifies. "I'm like an onion; sometimes you catch me out in public and put a camera in my face, I'm like, 'La da.' Sometimes you put a camera in my face and catch me outside [and] I'll be like, 'Listen, I'm not in the mood right now.' There's different levels to it."
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