Actress Tiffany Haddish has been notably busy with new projects on the comedy and film side. After signing with a new agency for representation, she’s set to appear alongside Rosario Dawson in the horror film “The Lesson.” Next month, she’ll be headed to Sydney, Australia, for comedy show s on her 2026 stand-up tour that kicked off last month. But even the busiest professionals and creatives know how to find time to unwind and relax. Tiffany Haddish leaves fans stunned and laughing after posting sexy swim video. (Photo: Leon Bennett/Getty Images) ‘Such an Embarrassment’: Tiffany Haddish Faces Backlash for Offering to ‘Scrub’ African Driver with Peroxide and Baking Soda Over Bad Hygiene On April 2, the “Girls Trip” star posted a silly video of herself on Instagram playing in a pool at what appears to be a hotel. The clip — which was paired with audio from Michael Jackson’s 1987 hit “Bad” — begins with Haddish walking by the edge of the pool, grinning.  Haddish’s hair was neatly braided and tucked by her nape — a clear indicator that she had been wearing a wig or sew-in. She wore a bright orange patterned bikini that displayed her flat tummy and a tattoo on her upper right thigh. After getting in the water, the person recording Haddish panned over to a tall pink building that many fans pointed out was the Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas resort.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tiffany Haddish (@tiffanyhaddish) Once the camera swung back to Haddish, she had already made her way to the pool’s waterfall, striking a confident pose with her hands on her hips. Moments later, she sauntered through the cascading water, then turned to strut back in a runway-ready fashion. She tried swimming backward next, but accidentally kicked off her shoes — quickly grabbing them before returning for a second round of her waterfall catwalk. Emerging from the water, she struck another pose, swam backward again, and then suddenly leapt out with her arms raised as the video came to a close. Fans responded in her comment section by hitting replay, singing praises, and pointing out that she must have taken her wig off before getting in the water. “You silly and I hope that you get the swimsuit model cover for Sports Illustrated you have the body for it,” wrote one person.  Another person typed, “She’s one of the few ppl smart to take her wig off to swim. Love the color of the swimsuit.” Others joked about Haddish’s unsteady swimming moves. “Lmao…u was about to drown….ctfu love me some you though,” said one person, while a fourth person agreed, “Almost drowned there.” The video was originally shared months ago, as Haddish was seen in a separate Live video back in November at the same resort and wearing the same swimsuit and hairstyle. In the Live, she took a stroll on the beach and shared a “Happy Thanksgiving” message to fans, before sitting down to enjoy some wings, and later chatted with her friend, the “Hollywood Unlocked” founder Jason Lee.  A male fan expressed, “I’m surprised N-gas don’t be on her head.” The “Kitchen” actress replied, “They do be on my head.”  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tiffany Haddish (@tiffanyhaddish) Haddish is no stranger to headlines about her past or current romances. Between her first husband, a 2023 romance with bitcoin investor Marvin Jones, and the nearly two years she spent dating rapper-actor Common, she’s always had her pick of men to choose from. She was previously married to William Stewart twice between 2008 and 2013. Now she is married again — but this time to herself. The ceremony was filmed and shown on her Peacock series “Tiffany Haddish Goes Off.” As if her plate weren’t already full, according to her IMDB page, “Girls Trip 2” is already in pre-production with its original co-stars. Haddish also has upcoming roles in a thriller called “Motion” with Master P. and Bella Thorne and a comedy titled “Toad” with James Franco, Craig Robinson, and more.  ‘You Was About to Drown’: Tiffany Haddish Drops New Bikini Video That Immediately Sets Social Media Off — Fans Can’t Stop Replaying One Particular Moment  ...read more read less