The actor admitted to having read his wife's memoirs in which he reveals that they have been separated for seven years and expressed what he felt when doing so.
A few days ago, Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith captured all the public attention when the actress revealed that she is separated from her husband of seven years and that the two deceived all of Hollywood and the entire world.
But this was not the only controversial statement the artist made in her autobiography, Worthy. Since then, the actor was expected to break the silence and tell the truth about him or the details of what happened to the mother of his children, with whom he formed one of the couples that appeared to be one of the most consolidated in the world of television. show.
Finally, through a letter to The New York Times, Will Smith admitted to having experienced "emotional blindness" regarding Jada Pinkett Smith and was publicly honest, admitting that he was only able to get out of it by reading the book.
"When you've been with someone for more than half your life, a kind of emotional blindness occurs and you can too easily lose your sensitivity to her hidden nuances and subtle beauties," he said.
In addition, Will Smith supported the statements of the woman he married in 1997, and admitted that thanks to her words he realized that she is "more resilient, intelligent and compassionate" than he thought.
For now, Jada Pinkett herself also admitted in her memoirs that she hopes to return to live with her husband, from whom he never legally separated, because he is getting old and she believes he will need her. This makes it clear that although they have been separated for some time, their love is intact and they remain life partners.
