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Jada Pinkett-Smith, the longtime spouse of Hollywood actor Will Smith who, as we all recently found out, was involved in an entanglement of infidelity with August Alsina, is a famous Hollywood actress who’s been starring in big-budget Hollywood flicks for over two decades now. And yeah, let’s just address the elephant in the room before continuing; Jada was recently discovered to have been cheating on her husband Will Smith with the young rapper August Alsina, who is at least 20 years younger than her.

Moreover, there’s evidence to support that this wasn’t her first romantic entanglement outside of her marriage/relationship with Will Smith, as she might’ve potentially cheated on Will way back in the 90s with deceased rapper Tupac Shakur. By the looks of it, cool, glitzy, and glamorous rappers just seem to be much more attractive to Jada as opposed to her loving, loyal husband, who by the way, was also a rapper himself back when he was still young enough to rap without it being embarrassing for him.

But instead of rapping about bitches, cars, drugs, and guns, Will’s raps were tame-yet-energetic lyrical ensembles laced over funky pop-rhythm beats - in other words, he was a pop rapper who focused on making chart-topping hits without using profanity or talking about illicit themes. But unfortunately for him, Will’s to-be wife Jada wasn’t as much into good guy pop rappers as she was (and probably still is) into bad boy gangster rappers, and that seems to be the reason why she just can’t stop getting into entanglements with them. Now I’m not here to discriminate or anything, I just wanted to use this opportunity to say that Jada Pinkett-Smith’s husband Will Smith might not be the bad boy that she’s looking for.

Yeah, I may just be a porn website/celebrity expert, but I also try to whip up entertaining pieces of writing riddled with on-point humor and the occasional witty pun that not even the almighty (and highly overrated) ChatGPT can think of - it makes my job far more interesting. Anyways, back to Jada; she just can’t seem to keep herself to her husband, but I’m not here to judge since I’m not a certified psychologist or marriage counselor - I’m just here to break down Jda Pinkett-Smith’s life for you in a fun, easily digestible way. So, buckle up, maybe fix yourself up a nice hot beverage, and get ready to read about the life of Jada Pinkett-Smith.

Jada Didn’t Exactly Have It Easy During Her Early Childhood

Born on September 18, 1971, in Baltimore, Maryland, Jada Koren Pinkett Smith emerged from modest and admittedly disadvantaged beginnings and eventually became one of the most formidable and talked-about actresses in Hollywood. Jada's mother Adrienne Banfield-Jones worked several occupations throughout her life, including a nurse, a social worker, and a healthcare executive. Her father Robsol Pinkett Jr. was a contractor who ran a construction company. Sadly, Jada’s parents divorced when she was young, and as a result, Jada alongside her younger brother Caleeb were raised mainly by their mother.

Now, here’s where I’ll pitch in my two unqualified psychologist cents; maybe the fact that Jada was mostly raised by a female figure is the reason why she keeps getting involved in entanglements. Dads are usually the ones who give their daughters the “boy talk,” and lots of women who haven’t had that conversation with their fathers are at high risk of constantly jumping from guy to guy. But anyways, back to the topic; despite the challenges that come with growing up in a broken family, Jada still emerged as one of the most talked-about actresses in Hollywood during the mid-to-late 90s. The reason for that is her mother; Jada's mother made sure to raise a disciplined, hard-working daughter, and so she instilled many important discipline and work-related values into the young Jada, teaching her the importance of hard work, discipline, and the value of having confidence in one’s abilities. These important lessons would ultimately help Jada successfully navigate through her life’s challenges in order to become the world-famous actress that we know her to be today.

Eventually She Moved To LA And Got Her Big Break

As Jada grew older, her mother noticed that she had a talent for the arts, namely drama, and thus encouraged her to explore her creative side and potentially pursue a career in that field. This early discovery led Jada to attend the Baltimore School for the Arts, a prestigious high school that is known for having been attended by a handful of other notable celebs, including Josh Charles, Julie Bowen, Tracie Thoms, and the late Tupac Shakur, who was actually one of Jada’s classmates. During her time there, Jada received formal training in acting, dance, and singing, which provided her with a solid foundation for her future career in entertainment. After finishing high school Jada naturally moved to Los Angeles, as this was and still is the go-to move for many aspiring actors and creatives.

In LA, Jada signed up for numerous TV and movie role auditions but was repeatedly met with rejection. However, she still persisted in auditioning for roles even after a year full of rejections - after all, her mother did ingrain her with multiple hardline traits that would ensure her success, including persistence, discipline, belief in one’s self, and a penchant for hard work, so this meant that Jada wasn’t going to give up anytime soon. Eventually, in 1990, a year or so after graduating and moving to LA, Jada’s perseverance finally paid off as she finally snagged her first official audition; Jada was cast as Beverly in a short-lived Fox network sitcom known as True Colors which ran from 1990 to 1992, and this role would essentially serve as her big break.

After True Colors, Iconic Movie Roles Kept Coming In For Jada

It’s safe to say that Jada officially made it after her role as Beverly in True Colors, since from that role on, she continued to appear in several big-budget Hollywood blockbusters which released throughout the 90s and beyond. She played Ronnie in 1993’s classic Menace II Society, was Stony in 1996’s Set It Off, and in the same year, she also appeared as Carla Purty in The Nutty Professor, proving that she also has her part in comedy movies aside from the usual gritty stuff she typically starred in. Funnily enough, Jada Pinkett-Smith played the main love interest in The Nutty Professor, with her love interest being The Nutty Professor himself, who as you may or may not know, is an obese, nerdy, and awkward science professor (Imagine a bigger, less suave Neil Degrasse Tyson.

Then by the time the 2000s came, Jada started to take on more serious acting roles, as by now she was a certified veteran. In 2001’s Ali, she played Sonji Roi, the first wife of legendary boxer Muhammad Ali. Then in 2003 and 2004 respectively, Jada took on a key role in the second and third Matrix installments as Niobe. In 2004’s Collateral Jada proved that she could unquestionably hold her own alongside Hollywood heavyweights in intense and dramatic flicks. In this movie, she played Annie, a US attorney caught in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse, This is undoubtedly one of Jada’s most critically acclaimed movie roles, and it cemented her as one of the best actresses in the action/drama cinematic genre, at least at the time.

Jada’s Much More Than Merey Just An Actress

Aside from her stellar, long-lived acting career, which by now is over two decades old, Jada Pinkett-Smith has also been involved in several business ventures and philanthropic projects outside of Hollywood. She hosts a web talk show named Red Table Talk with her daughter Willow and mother Adrienne which regularly explores topics ranging from relationships to mental health. The show has a large following and is praised for its candid and open discussions. Jada also oversees a production company named Overbrook Entertainment with her husband Will Smith.

Overbrook Entertainment is already responsible for several successful movies, in most of which Will Smith stars as the main character. These include Pursuit Of Happiness (2006), Hitch (2005), Seven Pounds (2008), After Earth (2013), The Secret Life Of Bees (2008) and so on. Let’s just hope that Jada and Smith are more honest with each other regarding their multi-million dollar production company’s profits than they are about their marriage. That was a low blow right there, but I couldn’t resist - I mean nowadays the main reason why Jada appears in headlines is due to her extra-marital entanglements.