Will Smith reacts to wife Jada Pinkett Smith’s revelations about their marriage in memoir Worthy

Will Smith and Ja Pinkett Smith have been making helines ever since latter spoke about true nature of ir marri. In a surprising twist, Smith has responded to his wife's revelations.

3 things you need to kw

• Ja Pinkett Smith and Will Smith got married in 1997 following his divorce from Sheree Zampi. 
• couple has been living separate lives since 2016, according to Ja. 
• two share three kids --Jen, Willow and Trey.

Will Smith reacts to Ja Pinkett Smith's memoir

During an appearance on On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast, Ja Pinkett Smith revealed that she and Will Smith have been separated for seven years. host n re a heartfelt letter written by actor, which showed his deep appreciation for Ja's memoir. In letter, he applauded and houred his wife, expressing regret that he hn't re book 30 years ago, ding, "I love you endlessly. w go get some Merlot and take a rest."

Ja responded to Will's letter with a laugh. She mitted humourously that she couldn't have Merlot.

Will Smith's playful Instagram Post amid Ja's memoir buzz

In a light-hearted Instagram post, Will Smith seemed to make light of buzz surrounding Ja's memoir. post, captioned "tifications off :)," featured Will resting on a ship, arms crossed, and eyes shut, seemingly unfazed by tifications in background. His humorous video suggests that he's taking revelations in stride.

Ja Pinkett Smith on her broken marri

In a clip from an interview with Hoda Kotb on Today Show, Ja me revelation in her new memoir, Worthy, where she detailed status of her relationship with Will Smith. She said that y aren't formally divorced and have plans to legal steps toward finalising ir divorce.

However, revealed to Kotb, split was practically a "divorce" because she and Smith are longer romantically involved. When asked about reason behind ir failed marri, Ja said, “I think by time we got to 2016, we were just exhausted with trying. I think we were both kind of just still stuck in our fantasy of what we thought or person should be.”