It was not a secret that Will Smith and his wife, Jada Pinkett, they had an unconventional marriage. In the next issue of the magazine GQ In November, the actor spoke in more depth about the evolution of their relationship, which began as monogamous.
“Jada never believed in conventional marriage”Smith revealed to the magazine. “Jada had relatives who had an unconventional relationship. So she grew up in a very different way than I grew up,” Smith added in this interview.
Will Smith assured that the type of relationship they should have has been the subject of conversation repeatedly throughout their marriage, and that although most of their relationship has been monogamous, This is not the case at this time, as they have opened up to the possibility that there is more than one way to have a “perfect” relationship for both of them.
One of the main reasons for opening up to this new possibility is that both he and Jada consider that marriage “it can’t be a prison”, so the basis of their bond has been trust and freedom.
“I am not suggesting our path to anyone. I am not suggesting this path to anyone,” Smith notes. Furthermore, it also admits thate “The experiences that the freedoms we have given each other and the unconditional support, for me, is the highest definition of love.”
Smith, 53, also acknowledged that his wife’s affair with August Alsina made it appear that she was the only one in an extramarital affair, but “That was not, in fact, the case”, he assured.
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