Like many celebrity relationships, Tiffany Haddish and Common called it quits just after one year of dating in 2021.

Commenting on the relationship after the breakup, Tiffany said it was the best relationship she had ever had. But a recent revelation from Common about the relationship seems to be the opposite of what the comedian claimed.

In this video, we will delve into Common’s revelation about the relationship. Stay tuned as we unravel the details of their breakup. Tiffany Haddish once described her relationship with rapper Common as amazing.

Little did she know that just a few months later, she would find herself healing a broken heart. Her public statements made it clear that this split deeply affected her, leaving her upset and disappointed.

Reports suggest that it was mainly Common’s decision to end their relationship, and this action has caused Tiffany undeserved pain.

But before we go deeper into the duo’s relationship, let’s take a look at their past relationships. Prior to her relationship with Common, Tiffany had been married to a man named William Stewart.

But Common, on the other hand, has been involved in several relationships, including some with A-list celebrities like Serena Williams, Taraji P. Henson, and Erykah Badu. In 2017, he entered a relationship with political activist Angela Rye, but still couldn’t settle with her. On Rye’s podcast, On One with Angela Rye, she revealed that they both wanted different things.

“We had been talking probably for two months about ‘let’s see where things go’ because I’m leaning towards ‘I want kids,’ and he was leaning towards ‘I don’t know,'” she explained.

After his breakup with Angela, Common opened up about seeking therapy to address his love addiction. This decision proved to be a significant success, as Common shared that he unearthed profound truths about himself during these therapy sessions.

This newfound self-awareness led him to a point where he was finally ready for a healthy relationship, one that might even lead to marriage. And it was during that period that he met Tiffany Haddish when they co-starred in the movie The Kitchen in 2019. However, their relationship was platonic at first.

The following year, they matched on Bumble, went on a virtual date, and quarantined together before Haddish confirmed their relationship on Steve-O’s Wild Ride in August 2020. From then on, their relationship progressed quickly as they decided to move in together and couldn’t stop talking about each other during interviews.

Tiffany created a stir on Instagram Live when she proudly introduced Common alongside Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade. Their interaction was undeniably endearing, and many fans thought that their relationship was going to lead to something special. Unfortunately, none of these wishes came true, as all Common gifted her were flowers.

Now, that’s not to say that flowers aren’t a lovely gift, but it seemed somewhat tone-deaf when Tiffany had clearly communicated her desires. Also, her wishes were not out of Common’s reach, as it was clear that he could afford them.

But that was not all, as Tiffany also wanted Common to propose with a piece of real estate. “You know, they present you with a ring; I want him to present me with the deed to a duplex or a 36-plex. Present me with an apartment building.” The Girl Trip star said. And here was how Common responded to the request:

“Yes, she always said she was all about getting that land. I love that. I mean, that’s right, I respect that. You know, you’ve got to give a woman what she wants.” the rapper said. However, this didn’t sound like a man with immediate plans to propose, especially not with real estate. Not too long after that, sources close to Tiffany confirmed that Common had ended their relationship after a year of dating.

Speaking about the breakup, Common said it was a mutual one during a candid interview with Jason Lee. He also admitted that their busy schedules contributed to the factors that brought an end to their relationship.

According to him, once pandemic restrictions were lifted, their communication took a hit because they both had to return to their busy work schedules. Tiffany strongly refuted Common’s claim that the breakup was mutual and even asserted that he ended things over the phone.

What’s your take on the issue? Do you think Common made the right decision by breaking up with Tiffany Haddish? And do you think Tiffany Haddish is to blame for their breakup?