52-year-old Jada Pinkett Smith, had revealed that she and Will Smith were separated for seven years, after they were exhausted from the efforts of saving their fractured union.

She spoke to Hoda Kotb, on Today Show. She stated the reasons why their marriage got failed.
“By the time we got to 2016, we were just exhausted with trying. I think we were both still stuck in our fantasy of what we thought the other person should be.”
She also accepted her affair with singer August Alsina, that happened in 2020. She wanted to divorce with him, but she later remembered her promise to Will Smith, as she promised him that she will never give him a reason for divorce.
She revealed her promise as, “I made a promise that there will never be a reason for us to get a divorce”
“’We will work through whatever. And I just haven’t been able to break that promise.”

“But you still live separately?” asked Hoda, and Jada confrimed, “we live separately”.
She said to PEOPLE that they are living separately, since the Oscar incident, wher Smith had slapped Chris Rock, after Rock made a joke about Jada’s bald head.
“We’ve been doing some really heavy-duty work together. We just got deep love for each other and we are going to figure out what that looks like.” She said.
“My children, they’re little gurus. They’ve taught me a deep sense of self-acceptance,’ she said. ‘They love every part of me. The level of love, unconditional love that they have for me and their dad. “

“And it’s one thing to want to be the person that gives that unconditional love. And then there’s, to be the recipient of that.”
In 2020, July, as she revealed, Jada had cheated on her husband whom she had affair with, singer August Alsina.
She talked in her show, Red Table Talk, and revealed that when she and Will Smith, were on a bad spot in their relatioship, she had her affair with August Alsina.
And both of them, Will and Jada had denied the statement of August, where he stated that Will Smith had given his blessing to be with Jada.

“’On paper,’ it all looked grand – I had the beautiful family, the superstar husband, the lavish lifestyle, fame and fortune,” she said in her book.
“I’d fallen into despair and wanted to be on this earth less and less.”
In her autobiography, she stated that she had suffered from, “complex trauma with PTSD and dissociation.”
“Don’t be afraid, I tell myself. You are in peaceful, beautiful Ojai. Why are you so scared?”
“Because, I answer right back, what if THIS actually kills me?”

“Three months earlier, in the wake of my fortieth birthday, my biggest worry was Well, what if it DOESN’T?”
“For two decades, I had been putting on a good face, going with the flow, telling everyone I was okay. Yet underneath, bouts of depression and overwhelming hopelessness had smoldered until they turned into raging hellfire in my broken heart.” She continued.
“Unwelcome feelings – of not deserving love – made it harder to understand the disconnect between the so-called perfect life I had achieved and the well of loss I carried with me. Therapy helped up to a point. It got me to 40! But to what end?”
“I would later be diagnosed and informed that I suffer from complex trauma with PTSD and dissociation, but without this guidepost, I was a chronic mess with no fix, no possibility to heal,” she continued in her autobiography.
“Every morning, waking up was like walking the plank of doom – could I make it to four p.m.? If I could, I had survived the day.”

“I always wanted to sleep, but I never slept well. My children could put a smile on my face and were my only motivation to keep me going, but more and more, I could feel myself losing my grip of connection to them.”
“I followed the rules…the rules we’re told to follow. You work hard, make sacrifices for those you love. The rules tell you: Be a doting mother and a doting wife, do the work required, and life turns into paradise. NOPE. A loving relationship, harmony, peace…that happiness had yet to be delivered.”
“On paper, it all looked grand – I had the beautiful family, the superstar husband, the lavish lifestyle, fame and fortune. I had my own career, the freedom and support to pursue creative outlets. “
“The sweetest part was my kids – Jaden, Willow, and my bonus son, Trey – my three favorite people in the world.” She concluded.

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