Tiffany Haddish Bares All in Candid Peacock Docuseries

In the Peacock docuseries "Tiffany Haddish Goes Off," the comedian turns the camera on her real life and friendships, allowing audiences to get to know her beyond the brash jokes. The six-episode series, which premiered last week, follows Haddish as she invites her best friends of over three decades on a whirlwind vacation across Africa.

The monthlong trip takes the group to destinations like Cape Town, South Africa, Victoria Falls and Harare in Zimbabwe, and Zanzibar, Tanzania. Along the way, Haddish and her friends get remarkably candid as they discuss personal challenges, including miscarriages, heartbreak, sexual assault, and the endometriosis that has affected Haddish's fertility.

The docuseries also delves into Haddish's recent personal struggles, such as her two DUIs, a public romantic breakup with rapper Common, and a child-safety lawsuit that was later dismissed. Despite the heavy topics, the series maintains a genuine and authentic feel, showcasing the deep love and support within Haddish's friend group.

"Tiffany Haddish Goes Off" offers a raw and vulnerable portrait of the comedian, allowing viewers to see her as a human being who carries deep-seated wounds and traumas, rather than just a public persona. The series provides context for Haddish's recent controversies and highlights her resilience in the face of adversity.