Jada Pinkett Smith has realized that she doesn’t know Will Smith “at all”. Today at the red table, the ladies chat with Intimacy expert, Michaela Boehm, and Pastor John Gray on relationships and how they can best survive during the pandemic. Watch the episode now, only on Facebook Watch.Imechapishwa na Red Table Talk kwenye Jumanne, 28 Aprili 2020
The ‘Magic Mike XXL’ actress made the confession during her upcoming ‘Red Table Talk’ as she reflected and discussed how relationships can have new pressure points amidst the current coronavirus lockdown.
Speaking in a preview clip of a new episode of her Facebook Watch show, which is titled ‘How Your Relationship Can Survive Quarantine’, she said: “One of the things I realize is that I don’t know Will at all … It’s challenging. You’re forced to look at things differently.”
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Meanwhile, Jada previously insisted she doesn’t have a “conventional marriage”.
She explained: “I knew that I was not built for conventional marriage. Even the word ‘wife’: it’s a golden cage, swallow the key. Even before I was married, I was like, ‘That’ll kill me.’ And it damn near did! So why wouldn’t you share what you’ve been through, when you see that other people are out there, trying to figure this crap out? We decided to make it public because it’s part of the healing. I feel like if we don’t have real understanding about it, I don’t know if interpersonal relationships are possible.”
The 48-year-old actress considers Will to be her “life partner” rather than a husband.
She added: “Will is my life partner and I could not ask for a better one. I adore him, I never want people to think it was Will I didn’t want to marry – he and I were talking about this the other day. But I can assure you that some of the most powerful women in the world feel caged and tied, because of the sacrifices they have to make to be in that position. So I wanted to talk about how we really feel about marriage. How do we really feel about different, unconventional relationships? How do we really feel about raising children? Honestly.”
Meanwhile award-winning actor Will recently organized a reunion with his cast mates from the ‘Fresh Prince of Bel-Air show’. The video that was shared on social media sites Instagram and Snapchat, got fans excited with the cast checking in on each of their lives during these strange times of COVID-19. The show’s stars Aflonso Ribeiro, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Tatyna Ali, Karyn Parsons and Daphne Maxwell Reid all featured in the zoom meeting that went viral this week.
The show was one of the biggest of the 1990s, earning several awards including ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards for Most Performed Songs From Motion Pictures in 1994. The first episode of the Quincy Jones project first aired 10th September 1990, and ran for 6 years.
