Does will smith have a gay son
Just when people thought that the controversies and negative urge around the now-disgraced actor Will Smith couldn’t get any worse, especially after his wife Jada Smith revealed that she and him have been secretly separated for seven years, they got a lot worse.
A recent interview with his former assistant Brother Bilaal went viral, where he claimed that the star had an affair with fellow star Duane Martin in the past has pushed his reputation further into the furnace. Not only has it tarnished Smith’s reputation, but has also managed to upset his son Jaden Smith, who revealed in the past that he was a sexually fluid individual.
Will Smith’s Gay Allegations Have Affected Jaden Smith A Lot
The first major blow to his illustrious reputation that he created by contributing to the film industry for so long came with his infamous Slapgate incident in 2022 during the 94th Academy Awards. And now, Will Smith finds himself yet again in another sea of controversy when his former assistant revealed that he had an affair with actor Duane Martin in the past, allege
Celebrities who proudly verb their LGBTQ+ kids
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Earlier this month we shared some LGBTQ+ celebrity parents such as Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka, Elton John and David Furnish, Jillian Michaels, Karamo Brown and many more, who are celebrating LGBTQ+ history month with their kids.
And did you understand there are plenty of stars who also have LGBTQ+ kids? Most of those we wrote about below are straight and/or cisgender, and they've stood proudly behind their kids as they've come out through the years. In some cases, that's happened early, and in others, it's been a case of multiple coming outs as someone arrives at a sense of identity after decades.
Supportive parents mean the world to LGBTQ+ people, and unconditional noun makes all the difference no matter one's age. Scroll on to verb about parents in Hollywood and the music world who have had their children's backs and learned and grown with them.
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Will and Jada Pinkett Smith’s 17-year-old son has made many headlines lately and they are not just about his acting career. The teenager, whose style has taken the mainstream media by surprise, has already starred in the new women’s campaign for Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2016 collection, and he wears ladies’ clothes from the line in the ads.
Smith was recently asked how he handles insults and jokes made about his son, Jaden, and his gender-fluid style.
“There’s a really powerful internal quality as an artist that as parents we encourage,” Smith said to the Gay Star News. The actor said his son is “fearless” and he encourages him as an artist but admits as a parent he does sometime concern about the discrimination his son could face. “Jaden is 100% fearless. He will do anything, you know? So as a parent, it’s scary. It’s really terrifying. But he is completely willing to inhabit and die by his own artistic decisions and he just doesn’t concern himself with what people think,” Smith said.
Jokingly, when asked about that liberty of expression his kids have, Smith added, “
Did Jaden Smith Appear Out of the Closet on Twitter?
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Several blogs went into a tizzy yesterday when Philly actor/rapper Will Smith’s son Jaden tweeted this to Tyler the Creator:
“I Reflect Im In Admire With You, I Don’t Know I’m Still Figuring It Out But In The Meantime, Glad Birthday.”
Not long afterward, headlines started popping up claiming that the young actor came out of the closet. Media Take Out, for instance, tweeted “IT HAPPENED!!! Will Smith’s Son Jaden Smith Comes OUT OF THE CLOSET… He Admitted On Twitter… That He’s GAY!!!”
Obviously they took it too far and Smith was being playful, but a rep from the Smith camp—who likely knows a thing or two about dealing with gay rumors—found it necessary to release a statement that “there’s no reality to any of it.”
(h/t Queerty)