Even though the 'Night School' star already stresses that she cuts her hair because she wants to see her scalp, people still think that there's something wrong with her mental health.

• Jul 8, 2020

AceShowbiz - Tiffany Haddish's recent action sparked concern about her well-being. On Tuesday, July 7, the actress and comedian decided to document herself cutting her hair from her home, snipping away one loc at a time.

During her Instagram Live session, Tiffany was seen all smiles as she chopped her hair, while her friends could be heard expressing their shock in the background. But by the time she cut the final loc, they cheered her. "Oh my God it feels so good to comb it, to brush it… I still look pretty."

She later posted the video on her own page and explained the reason why she decided to cut her hair. "I cut all my hair off cause I want to see my scalp. I know my whole body, I know where every mole is, but I don't know my scalp. So hello Scalp," she said. However, many people thought that she was losing her mind and expressed concern for her mental health. This prompted the "Night School" star to respond to the concern in a follow-up video.

Denying that her haircut came at an emotional expense, she said, "Why, when a woman decides, 'I'm going to cut my hair off because I want to see my scalp,' she gotta have a mental problem? Nothing is wrong with my brain, guys, I'm suffering from no emotional s**t, nothing. I literally been talking about this for years, how I want to see my scalp."

Tiffany continued explaining, "I know every single part of my body. I know where every single mole is. Anybody that's ever done my hair has heard me say it ... anybody that knows me knows me, knows I've been talking about this for a long time, okay? I have almost 100 moles all over my body, but how many do I got on my scalp?" She added that she planned to have a professional barber shave her head after this.

To conclude her video, Tiffany once again assured her fans that she's far from "losing" her mind and is actually feeling "real, real good." She added, "If anything, I've gained so much mind. So much peace."