Tiffany Haddish and Jason Lee have demonstrated their ability to capture the internet’s attention, and this time, it was all sparked by a photo of them with a baby and a mysterious caption. This past week, the comedian and the founder of Hollywood Unlocked shared a picture of themselves holding a baby, with the caption, “Cats out the bag.” As expected, the photo quickly went viral, leading fans to speculate whether the two friends were announcing that they had a baby together.
The photo alone created quite a stir, especially since Haddish and Lee have previously talked playfully about having kids in unconventional ways. This added to the excitement and confusion among their followers. Social media was buzzing with comments, with one person expressing shock, saying, “Wait what??????” while another joked, “Someone go get the cat, I got questions.”
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However, before the rumors could get out of hand, some clever internet sleuths stepped in to clarify the situation. A sharp-eyed Instagram user revealed that the baby in the picture actually belongs to Lee’s cousin, Natasha Brown. She confirmed on her social media that the baby is her grandchild, clearing up any misunderstandings. Natasha has been sharing sweet moments with the baby and her own daughter online, which helped put those rumors to rest.
Although the photo was fun and hinted at something bigger, it turned out to be just a lighthearted family moment, perhaps a clever nod to the playful talks between Haddish and Lee. This entire situation highlights that Tiffany Haddish and Jason Lee really know how to keep their fans engaged and entertained. Whether intentional or not, this viral moment generated excitement and laughter throughout the entertainment community. In the end, the “cat” was simply a fun family snapshot with a bit of celebrity playfulness. But if this was just a warm-up for a future announcement, they’ve certainly captured everyone’s attention.
