Will and Jada pretend to be straight shooters—but only when they can profit from it
nypost.comAugust Alsina claimed he had a relationship with Jada, whom he met through her son, Jaden, at a 2015 music festival.“I actually sat down with Will and had a conversation due to the transformation from their marriage to life partnership … he gave me his blessing,” Alsina told Angela Yee on “The Breakfast Club.” “I totally gave myself to that relationship for years of my life, and I truly and really, really deeply love and have a ton of love for her.
I devoted myself to it.”Jada’s rep swiftly issued an explicit denial to Page Six: “Absolutely not true.”However, the next month,Will and Jada sat down for a “Red Table Talk” to address something they said they never intended on discussing publicly. “About four and a half years ago … I started a friendship with August.
We actually became really, really good friends,” Jada said. “It all started with him just needing some help, you know? Me wanting to help his health, his mental state.” She admitted that this “entanglement” happened while she and Smith were separated.“You and I were going through a very difficult time,” she told her A-list spouse, who jokingly replied, “I was done with your ass.”“Yeah, you kicked me to the curb,” Jada said.They ended this emergency clean-up session with a proclamation of togetherness.“Twenty-five years and counting.
We ride together, we die together,” Will said before they cheered in unison: “Bad marriage for life,” twisting a quote from his hit movie “Bad Boys.”Even in his 2022 memoir, “Will,” the actor wrote of their marriage: “We were both miserable and clearly something had to change.” But never once does he say that change meant living separately.Instead, he wrote: “All the way to my marriage today, I’ve only been single for a total of 15 days.”Each of this couple’s disclosures have instead been drawn out and linked to a commercial interest. “Will and I have decided to even throw away the concept of marriage.
