Will Smith Regrets Being Insecure About Jada Pinkett & Tupac’s Relationship

Will Smith Regrets Being Insecure About Jada Pinkett & Tupac’s Relationship

Will Smith admitted to feeling insecure about his wife Jada Pinkett-Smith’s close relationship with Tupac Shakur, which he now regrets. The rapper and actor has been with Jada for nearly 30 years, but she also had a close relationship with legendary rapper 2pac

During an interview with The Breakfast Club, Will Smith recently discussed his feelings about Tupac and his then-girlfriend Jada’s friendship.

Jada Pinkett-Smith talked candidly about her intimate friendship with the late rapper Tupac Shakur, calling him not just a friend but also a confidant, a father figure, and a brother who genuinely cared for her. Given that they both attended the Baltimore School for the Arts in Maryland for high school, Will believes Tupac harbored deep affections for Jada.

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It’s understandable that The Fresh Prince felt some jealousy, even though everyone insisted that Jada and Tupac’s relationship was platonic. Smith acknowledged in a Breakfast Club interview that he wasn’t man enough to speak to Tupac and expressed regret about not making things right between them, saying, “That was a big regret for me too because I could never open up to interact with Pac.”

The actor said there was no communication between them, saying, “It was like I never could even, we were in the room together a couple of times.”

Jada had been telling Will for years that he and Tupac were a lot alike, Will admitted that “I was deeply, deeply insecure, and I wasn’t man enough to handle that relationship.

Will Smith Regrets Being Insecure About Jada Pinkett & Tupac’s Relationship