Will Smith's wife confesses to cheating on him on air and his reaction is shocking

Jada Pinkett Smith and her husband, international actor Will Smith, have confirmed that their marriage is not over. She admitted to having an affair with singer August Alsina when she and Smith split for a while.

The name Smith and his wife occupied the most searched name on the Google search engine, and on social media platforms. Smith Online, she said she would reluctantly discuss Elsina's comments due to the speculation they had sparked.

What began as a friendship and family effort to help Alsina about four years ago, Pinkett-Smith said, had become a "different kind of connection" at the time when she and Smith thought their marriage was over, Smith said, "A connection? relationship,” and asked his wife to be more specific, during the frank discussion shown on Facebook Watch.

Jada added that she met the young singer through their son Jaden and mentioned that the Louisiana-born singer, who was 23 years old at the time, said: “Really sick, and it all started with him just needing some help. I wanted to help him because of his condition. mentality.”

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Pinkett-Smith continued, "Yes, it was a relationship, I was in a lot of pain. I was so sad. Now, I am fully aware that you cannot find happiness apart from yourself.. I would like to stress that we did everything we could to get away from each other, but I realized that this was not possible.”

For his part, Will Smith and his wife confirmed: “We are in the same boat. We die together. Bad marriage for life,” referring to Will Smith’s famous phrase in “Bad Boys.”

Smith and Pinkett married in 1997 and have two children, Jaden and Willow. Both seemed uncomfortable at times during the discussion on the show. "The only person who can give permission in this particular circumstance is me," Pinkett Smith said.

On the other hand, Will Smith has contracted to star in the movie Emancipation, where Smith plays the role of a runaway slave on a 10-day trip through the Louisiana swamps, barefoot, which is a true story of a man who joined the Union Army and was nicknamed the owner of the miserable back because of the marks of being hit with the carbine on his back.

The film will be directed by Antoine Fuqua and screenplay by William N. Collage will participate in the virtual market of the Cannes Film Festival, and filming is expected to begin on the project in 2021.