Haddish said Beyonce went over to Jay Z and told him what happened and they apparently disappeared to the back of the room.
And to be honest, neither can we. According to Tiffany Haddish, the incident occurred at the same party where Beyonce convinced her to take a selfie to avoid a fight, and may have been directly related.
And one said:"Who the hell bit Beyonce?". Bey's loyal fans quickly began flooding Sana's Instagram comments with bee emojis, and it didn't take long for the actress to respond.
"There was this actress there".
"I can not leave this planet without knowing who bit Beyonce in the face", the model tweeted Monday. In the face?! WHAT.
In her book, Tiffany explained how her mother became abusive after her injury, and how she had to care for five younger siblings.
Last year (17) the Girls Trip star wrote in her autobiography that when she was eight years old, her mom Leola suffered a brain injury in a auto accident and became violent towards her.
Then there was Breaking News...well sort of, when Chrissy Teigen chose to play with feelings of Beyoncé' fans once more. At first, Haddish was pretty vague about their encounter only saying that Beyonce kept her from fighting someone at the party.
Queen Bey's fans have been sent WILD by claims the superstar was bitten on the face by an actress attending one of Jay-Z's parties.
However, it wasn't whoever she thought it was.
Chrissy Teigen also joked about confirming with her husband, John Legend, that she wasn't the one who did it.
"She'd captioned it: "@beyonce was telling me that my wig was slipping. C'mon girl, you're killing us here.
Sara Foster, another suspect, also denied biting Bey, sharing on Instagram, "Flattering that anyone thinks I could get this close to Beyoncé".
Even though there has been rumours that both singers are in a relationship, a recent picture has shown that it may be more serious than we think.
Okay then. But who on earth did it? Be who you are, keep wearing what you want.'" Pinkett Smith even recommended dyeing the Alexander McQueen a different color for the next wear, but Haddish likes it as it is: "I might turn it into something, I don't know.