‘Tiffany Haddish Goes Off’ on an African adventure

Tiffany Haddish has always been known for her infectious energy and unfiltered humor, but her latest project takes audiences on a deeper journey. The comedian teams up with her three childhood friends for “Tiffany Haddish Goes Off,” a six part documentary series following their transformative four week adventure across Africa. This isn’t just another celebrity travel show. It’s an intimate look at friendship, healing, and spiritual discovery as these women explore their connection to the continent together.

This project feels like a full circle moment for you. What made now the right time to tell the story and to take this girl’s trip?

Tiffany: It made it the right time because we were all able to come together. Our schedules aligned, the money aligned and it was time to go. It’s something that I’ve been talking about since we were little girls. I’ve been talking about going to Africa. One day we are going to go on these trips together. And while we have taken separate trips here and there, for all of us to go together to the motherland, was amazing.

Selena, fans see the glamorous side of Tiffany, but you’ve known her since the beginning. What was it like seeing her in such an unfiltered and grounded space on this trip?

Selena: That is Tiffany 100% all the time. So I don’t think there were any special feelings behind it. Tiffany, the way you see Tiffany is how she is all the time. 

Tiffany: When I’m outside my house, inside my house, I’m pretty quiet.

Shermona, the friendship dynamic on screen feels both hilarious as well as heartfelt. How do you balance keeping it real while knowing the world would be watching?

Shermona: I just be myself. I only know one person, me, Shermona. And so I just be myself and try not to recreate anything. I’m just my authentic self. So it’s easy to me.

Sparkle, your energy on screen radiates joy and authenticity as well. What was the most unexpected part of this African adventure for you?

Sparkle: Finding out that I am a Sangoma, which is like a spiritual leader. I knew deep down that I was a little different, but it just confirmed everything. And just being with my girls and having that spiritual journey and embracing each other was amazing for me.

The chemistry among the four of you is extremely undeniable. How did the crew and environment in Africa help you guys to amplify that?

Tiffany: The crew had to keep up with us, cause we be on the go. I would say the environment, I don’t know if you ever gone anywhere with your friends that you’ve never been before, but that in itself is exciting. Even if it’s jail, not that we’ve been to jail together. We were at that animal reserve and we had tea with the giraffe. 

And I can’t tell you how sophisticated and successful I felt. I felt like we were the richest women in the world. Because we was having tea with giraffe, we was swimming. Nobody in America that lived in America their whole life and never went nowhere, never been outside of America can say they had tea with a giraffe. Unless you went to Africa.

Where to watch

“Tiffany Haddish Goes Off” premieres Nov. 13, 2025 on Peacock. The six-part docuseries is available exclusively on the streaming platform, offering viewers an intimate look at friendship, spirituality, and the transformative power of exploring one’s roots.