Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith are sunbathing at a posh resort in the Bahamas, days after Pinkett Smith sensationally admitted to a relationship with August Alsina.
The couple, who revealed that they broke up before Pinkett Smith, 48, embarked on a “tangle” with the 27-year-old R&B singer, was spotted at the Albany, which belongs in part to Tiger Woods, he says to Page Six.
They were joined by their daughter, Willow, 19, on the Caribbean getaway Forbes called “one of the most exclusive resorts in the world.” Smith, 51, previously posted photos of himself on vacation at the celebrity hotspot, where Justin Timberlake and Kate Hudson are also members.
The couple traveled to the Bahamas shortly after filming an episode of “Red Table Talk,” where they addressed Alsina’s claims that he and Pinkett Smith were related to Smith’s blessing.
During the episode, Smith admitted, “I’m done with your butt,” adding, “Marriages have that. We decided we were going to be apart for a period of time, and you figure out how to make you happy, and I’ll figure out how to make me happy … I really felt like we could have finished. “
Pinkett Smith agreed and said, “At the time, it was undefined.”
However, apparently reconciling their differences, the couple made a joke referring to Smith’s role in the movie “Bad Boys: For Life”, joking: “We ride together, we die together, a bad marriage for life.”
The deadline reported that Friday’s episode set a record for the number of views of an original Facebook Watch series, drawing some 15 million viewers to the platform in the first 24 hours. The previous record was held by another episode of “Red Table Talk” with Jordyn Woods that drew 7.6 million viewers.
Meanwhile, Variety called the couple’s decision to film the episode “extremely clever,” and wrote: “Bringing their own relationship to the Table in as stark terms as they did may not have been something Pinkett Smith or Smith wanted. do before.
And yet, that initial real-time offer of honesty, coupled with a controversial issue they could control, is exactly in line with the way they’ve been directing their professional lives in recent years. Setting the record in this way is, in a unique way for the Pinkett-Smiths, both the middle and the end. ”
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