LAGOS, Nigeria (VOICE OF NAIJA) – Jada Pinkett Smith has revealed she once built a secret s3x room for her and her husband, Will Smith, where they could spend alone time together while their children were little.
The former talk show host, made the revelation in her new memoir, Worthy. Jada noted that once her son Jaden turned six, she and her husband wanted their children to sleep in their own rooms. She was then inspired to create a space for herself and Will where they could be intimate with each other.
“To give us our own space, I had even built a separate, beautiful love nest for us two grown-ups in our bedroom, complete with a domed ceiling full of twinkling stars,” she wrote, before noting that the room wasn’t just her and her husband’s for long, adding: “But over time, the kids hijacked that room as well.”
Jada recalled that after some encouragement from Will, Jaden and Willow started to sleep in their own rooms.
Leading up to the release of her memoir, Jada has made some major revelations about her relationship with Will, who she’s been married to since 1997.
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In an interview with People, she revealed that at the 2022 Academy Awards, when Will slapped Chris Rock, they had been separated for six years.
“We’ve been doing some really heavy-duty work together,” she continued. “We just got deep love for each other and we are going to figure out what that looks like for us.”
Jada also made it clear that she and Will aren’t planning on getting a divorce.
She said, “We really have been working hard. That’s the whole thing. We are working very hard at bringing our relationship together. Back to a life partnership.”
Will recently broke his silence on his wife’s comments about their marriage during an interview with New York Times, stating that his partner’s memoir “kind of woke him up” and that he has now realised she is more “resilient, clever and compassionate than he’d understood”.
“When you’ve been with someone for more than half of your life, a sort of emotional blindness sets in, and you can all too easily lose your sensitivity to their hidden nuances and subtle beauties,” he added.z