Tiffany Haddish's selfie with Morgan Freeman is the stuff memes are made of.

The Girls Trip star walked up on Freeman during the ceremony for the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor on Monday, reports The New York Daily News.

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I ran up on @morganfreeman and he check the Hell out of me and I didn’t care. Cause like I told him “I am Tiffany MotherF**king Haddish and I take pictures all the time ShE Ready” ….???? love you #morganfreeman #marktwainprize

A post shared by Tiffany Haddish (@tiffanyhaddish) on Oct 26, 2019 at 5:31pm PDT

Judging by his facial expression, Freeman wasn't excited about the picture, but Haddish wasn't pressed.

"I ran up on @morganfreeman and he check the Hell out of me and I didn't care," she wrote on Instagram. "Cause like I told him 'I am Tiffany MotherF**king Haddish and I take pictures all the time ShE Ready' … love you."

Haddish has been a busy woman lately. She's hosting the reboot of Kids Say The Darndest Things, and she's in her element.

"I've been working with kids a majority of my life," she told USA Today. "I (worked at) bar mitzvahs for 11 years. I worked at a youth center where I coordinated activities and took the kids on field trips. Kids are my everything. I don't have any of my own, but I feel like that's because I raised my brothers and sisters. I've always been around them."

She's also starring in Black Mitzvah, an upcoming Netflix comedy special centered around her Jewish heritage.

"My 'Black Mitzvah' is about my journey and my discovery of who I am as a woman," she explained. "I call it 'Black Mitzvah' not just because I've done so many bar and bat mitzvahs, but because I got to meet my father not too long ago and found out that he's an Eritrean Jew. I've explored that and I'm connected even more to the Jewish culture."

The 39-year-old plans to host her Bat Mitzvah on the day the special is released. A release date has not been announced.

"That's why on the day that my special comes out (Netflix has not yet announced a release date), I'm also going to have my own bat mitzvah. So I'm learning Hebrew now. It's a lot," she continued. "I'm going to read from the Torah and everything. The hardest part is reading another language. Oh my goodness. I'm (working on a) movie at the same time. I like to expand my brain. I like to learn."

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