Will Smith nearly bashed wife Jada Pinkett's 'Woo' co-star over a kissing scene?

massively popular actor Will Smith married fellow actor Jada Pinkett Smith back in 1997. Recently, Jada's Woo co-star Tommy Davidson revealed that he and Will almost got into a fistfight after he tried to kiss Jada without any rehearsal, during filming. Tommy revealed series of events that led up to that moment in his new memoir, Living in Color.

Will Smith almost beat up his wife's co-star over a kissing scene

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In Tommy Davidson's memoir, Living in Color, he revealed that during filming for 1998 romantic comedy Woo, he went in for a kiss. However, Jada Pinkett Smith was unprepared for scene and ended up flinching. Will Smith was t pleased by this and Tommy recalled how Will yelled at him to back up and mind his business.

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Furr, Tommy Davidson mentioned how Will Smith confronted him in his trailer. Will told Tommy that he did t appreciate what happened on set but Tommy just goaded him on. situation n escalated as two argued with each or and Tommy states that ir fight might have even turned physical. However, Jada Pinkett entered  trailer just on time and prevented two from fighting. 

Tommy Davidson stated that Will Smith went all gangsta on him, saying what he did was t cool. He added that re was a moment re when y might have come to blows. Tommy's reactive fight-or-flight instinct was triggered and he could have exploded. Thankfully, Jada ended ir argument before it turned into a fistfight. 

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Tommy revealed that Jada was unprepared for kissing scene as y had never rehearsed for it. While Tommy had talked about scene with filmmakers, he never discussed it with his co-star. He added that he did t think it was all that big of a deal which is why he did t think that kissing scenes needed to be rehearsed. 

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