-Oh, look who's here -- Tiffany Haddish. -Hi, girl. Hi-i-i-i!
-[ Laughs ] -What are you doin', boo?
-Tiffany! -I'm a moist talker, I'm a moist talker.
So I'm gonna keep my screen. I'm a moist talker.
-Tracee can't get enough of that. "She's a moist talker."
-How are you? -I'm successful. How are you?
[ Laughter ]
I woke up today. I'm winning. [ Laughter ]
-I love you. -I love you, too.
-I love you. Good to see you today. -Good to see you.
-Hello. You look -- -Yeah, I'm wearing that Prabal.
-Yes, you are. -Trying to cause some problems.
-You are, yes. -With the Prabal.
-Prabal, yes. -Oh!
-Yes. -I feel like a garden.
-[ Laughs ] -Who wants to pick a rose?
[ Laughter ] -My man. Aah!
-[ Giggles ] -Sorry. What's up?
-No, are you kidding? -How you doing?
-I'm just gonna let you go. I just love this.
Okay, speaking of successful,
your career has been great.
Exciting career. You are a Female Movie Star nominee tonight.
-Yes! -Right?
Okay, so, what do you want to say to other females watching
who hope to be standing right there one day?
-I'll say, prepare yourself for the rocky road.
You know, people see you on the top,
and they think, "Oh, she's lucky. It must have been so easy."
Like, "Her personality is amazing. Oh, my, God, I want to be her best friend."
Let me tell you something. It's not easy.
It's an up-and-down roller coaster. You cry a lot.
I'm crying right now 'cause I ain't wore makeup in so long.
'Cause my eyeballs like, "What is this, what is this?"
And so I'm trying to suck up the tears, stay strong.
Baby toe hurting 'cause I ain't wore heels in a minute.
You know, but it's what we do to style and profile.
It's what we do to shine on 'em. You gots to shine on 'em.
You gotta -- It's blood, sweat, and tears.
Blood, sweat, and tears. -That's right.
-But it feels good when you get there.
Especially if you can get a nap in. -Yeah.
[ Laughter ] I'm...
-So do be prepared to work. My slogan is, "She ready."
-Hard work. -Hard work.
-Hard work. -And I will outwork anybody.
-There's no shortcut. -No shortcut.
-I know. -Well, there's a shortcut, but your soul will be gone.
-That's right. -And your career will not last long.
-That's true, that's true. -Mm-hmm.
-You got to work a lot to have a long career. -Exactly, exactly.
Got to put in those hours. -You are doing it.
Okay, tonight, you're also presenting Tyler Perry with the People's Champion award.
-Yes, he's the champion of the people. -I know. You call him your big brother.
-Yes. -If there is one piece of advice that he has given you,
or something that he's done that's stayed with you, what is it?
-He taught me how to invest in property.
That's something that he taught me, about how you can borrow money.
You can use somebody else's money to make your money grow,
pay them their money back, then turn around, do it one more time.
And then you could, like -- Yeah.
I can't really explain it right now.
It took him at least 45 minutes to explain it to me,
and then two more times, he needed to explain it to me.
But once he taught me that, yeah, I have learned how to make my finances grow.
I will never be homeless again, never. -Never.
-Never. [ Chuckles ]
-You know what, you explained it just fine.
You think you didn't, but you actually explained it just fine.
-Oh, thank you. -And I think that was great advice.
And so he's really been a huge inspiration to you, hasn't he?
-Inspiration to me, instrumental to my career,
instrumental to my mind frame,
instrumental to my bank account,
instrumental to what I'm driving right now.
You know, I rolled up in a Tesla.
-[ Laughs ] -I rolled up in my gift.
Yes. Yes, sir, I did.
I take care of my gift.
Now, I probably need to wash it a little more often.
But I'm gonna. I'm gonna. -You're gonna.
Tiffany, before I let you go, we do have one more question for you.
This one's from a fan in Los Angeles.
This is Iman in L.A. -Hello, Iman.
-Yes, Iman.
-Hi, Tiffany.
I love the haircut. -Thank you.
-[ Speaking indistinctly ] -Yes.
-What has been your favorite and least-favorite thing
about just adjusting to the new look?
-[ Sighs ] My favorite thing is that I can --
Okay, the first two weeks, I was falling in love with myself,
'cause I could see my whole face.
There was nothing hiding or covering it up.
And I really fell in love with what God made.
God made a good thing. You know?
And so many times, I used to be, like, hating on myself.
Like, "Oh, your mole is this. And your nose -- this nostril is this.
And this eye is that. Oh, the eyebrows is this."
And once you took all that hair off, it's, like, you can really see everything.
And it's like, "Well, God did a pretty damn good job!"
-Yes. -"I am proud of God." [ Laughs ]
-I hear people clapping, yes.
-Applause for God. -Yes.
-Applause for God.
Now, the thing that I dislike the most about is that it's getting cold.
And my scalp -- my scalp, it gets goose bumps.
I freeze faster. I'm shivering. I'm shivering when it's cold.
But I'm learning to adapt. I think it's making my skin tighter.
I don't know. I feel beautiful. -You are beautiful.
-Thank you. -You are beautiful inside and out.
-Thank you. -Tiffany, thank you so much.
-Thank you so much. -Have fun tonight.
We love seeing you, Tiffany. Thank you so much.