A few years ago a rumor came out that Jada Pinkett Smith had
cheated on her husband Will with a twenty-something friend of their son, Jaden.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Smith got on their high horses, panties in a twist and said
no affair ever happened and how dare anyone ever say it happened.
Cut to a few years later, and Jada and Will, on her Facebook
talk show, Red Table Talk, discussed her affair with the young man, but didn’t address
their indignation at the public for discussing Jada’s affair. The couple then
suggested that they have an open marriage and yada yada yada publicity.
Now, a couple of years past that, and Will Smith is campaigning
for an Oscar for his role in King Richard—not a Shakespeare play but a film about Venus and Serena
Williams’ father Richard—and Will appeared on CBS with Gayle King who asked
many questions, including this one:
“You both have talked very candidly—it’s a very famous story–infidelity
in the marriage and how you navigated that that time …”
“Yeah, never. There’s never been infidelity in our
marriage.”
“Never been infidelity in the marriage?”
“Never. Jada and I talk about everything. And we have never
surprised one another with anything, ever.”
Oh. So, if you tell your spouse you’re cheating it isn’t
infidelity? Yeah, I don’t think so, I think it’s still infidelity, because I
guarantee your wedding vows said nothing about poking your dick in other women,
or even men, or allowed Jada to flop on her back with her heels to Jesus.
Just own, it, Will, You and your wife cheat on one another
but you both know the other does it and you’re both fine with that, but don’t
expect anyone to believe this hogwash.
Infidelity won’t doesn’t bother either one of you unless the
day comes when one of you keeps their cheating secret to themselves.
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