With her hilarious memes and iconic one-liners, Joanne the Scammer dominated meme-culture of the mid-2010s, so much so that even Rihanna enlisted her for a stunt.
\u201cNew year, same message..\u201d— Joanne The Scammer (@Joanne The Scammer) 1547071423
But lately, it seems like the diva has all but disappeared from the public eye. When one Twitter casually pondered where she had gone, the Scammer gave a heartfelt response.
"Tbh my mom died and then my life went down hill from there," she tweeted. "Never wanted to say that because I don’t wanna be looked at like a victim or like I’m trying to gain sympathy from anyone. I’m doing much better now!! And just because i don’t post all the time doesn’t mean I’m dead!"
\u201cTbh my mom died and then my life went down hill from there. Never wanted to say that because I don\u2019t wanna be looked at like a victim or like I\u2019m trying to gain sympathy from anyone. I\u2019m doing much better now!! And just because i don\u2019t post all the time doesn\u2019t mean I\u2019m dead! \u2764\ufe0f\u201d— Joanne The Scammer (@Joanne The Scammer) 1550652228
Well her hiatus is officially over with her big screen debut in Tyler Perry's A Madea Family Funeral, the concluding film in the 20-year Madea franchise. The movie's Twitter account shared an image of Joanne from the upcoming film.
\u201cChurch full of icons. \ud83d\ude4c\ud83c\udffd Catch this group one last time in @TylerPerry\u2019s A #MadeaFamilyFuneral, coming to theaters March 1! \nhttps://t.co/dLAKUmw7Fm\u201d— Madea Family Funeral (@Madea Family Funeral) 1550170814
As the Scammer is only seen waving a fan at someone's funeral, we have no idea what to expect from Joanne's character. Funeral crasher? Mistress? No clue—but we can definitely assume we'll get a bit of her trademarked scamming.
Madea Family Funeral hits theaters on March 1, 2019. Catch the trailer below.
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