Tiffany Haddish is making money moves. While Mo’Nique is calling for a boycott of Netflix and turning down $500K, Haddish is inking deals.

The 38-year-old just signed a first-look deal with HBO. According to Variety, Haddish and her She Ready production company has signed a two-year pact with the network to will develop new projects.

The deal comes on the heels of a breakout year for the comic, who won a New York Film Critics Circle best supporting actress award for her performance in 2017’s “Girls Trip.” Her book “The Last Black Unicorn,” released last month by Gallery Books, was named a New York Times best seller. Her new stand-up special “Tiffany Haddish: She Ready!” premiered on Showtime last year, and Haddish recently announced 2018 dates for her new stand-up tour.

The deal with HBO means it will get first dibs on any show concepts Haddish comes up with. Haddish will next star opposite Tracy Morgan in TBS’ “The Last OG,” which premieres in April on TBS. She will also star alongside Kevin Hart in Universal’s feature film “Night School,” set to premiere in September.