Tiffany Haddish said she regretted being in a skit.
The sketch was supposed to be funny, but Haddish said it was not funny at all.
Haddish and Spears were accused of abusing two children.
Tiffany Haddish broke her silence over a lawsuit accusing her and another comedian of child sex abuse
Haddish acknowledged that people have a lot of questions, but said there was not much she could say because of the lawsuit.
"But, clearly, while this sketch was intended to be comical, it wasn't funny at all, and I deeply regret agreeing to act in it," Haddish wrote.
She said she was looking forward to sharing more about the situation. There were no comments for Haddish's post.
According to a lawsuit filed last Tuesday, Haddish and Spears were accused of sexually abusing two children.
The suit was filed without the help of legal counsel by a 22-year-old anonymous Jane Doe who claimed that Haddish and Spears molested her younger brother during a video shot in 2004.
According to the lawsuit, Spears "lusted over the 7-year-old child and molested him through the video." Haddish was present during the filming of the sketch, according to the suit.
Haddish was accused of approaching the girl during a comedy summer camp and encouraging her to mimic sexually suggestive actions on camera. The girl was supposed to go home.
Haddish's lawyer told Insider that the woman had been trying to make false claims against her. Spears won't fall for a shakedown, according to her lawyer.
A representative for Haddish didn't reply to a request from Insider.
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