Tiffany Haddish Promises to Pay Kevin Hart Back the $300 He Gave Her When She Was Homeless -- On One Condition

In an Instagram post on Tuesday morning, Haddish gushed about how excited she was to co-star alongside Hart in the new comedy "Night School." This wasn't the first time Haddish and Hart were co-stars. The two performed side by side in a sketch comedy show at an Los Angeles comedy club in 2005, a financially harder time for Haddish.

"I was homeless as hell, and I didn't want anyone to know. Kevin noticed a bunch of things in my car and actually took the time to talk to me," Haddish wrote. "He Gave me $300 and told me to get a hotel for a week. (Mind you that is impossible in Los Angeles y'all.)"

Hart didn't stop his charity there. He threw in his two cents for free.

"He also told me to write out a list of goals, get my shit together and start working toward those goals. I did just that and over the years Kevin has always been the big little brother I never had," Haddish said. "Thank you Kevin for always being willing to teach me and letting me know when I was making mistakes. You are a comedy angel."

But Haddish set one goal for herself before paying back her debt: "Now when I am in Forbes Magazine as one of the highest paid actresses in the world I will pay you that $300 back."

No pressure Haddish -- Hart has been reported to say he doesn't want the money.

Watch the trailer for "Night School," from the director of "Girls Trip," below: