Jada Pinkett Smith is currently on a promotional book tour for her newly released memoir, “Worthy,” and has been a trending topic for every day of the tour.
During an interview on “Sway in the Morning,” she revealed that she and her estranged husband, Will Smith, are in talks to pen a book together.
“Will and I, we are thinking about writing a book. We were talking about this last night, writing a book called ‘Don’t Try This At Home,’ where he and I kind of sit down and talk about our specific journey together,” Pinkett Smith shared.
She doubled down on her desire to release a joint book in a separate interview.
“I hope one day we can write a book together [about] how we’ve been through so much and all the gates of relating that we’ve been through. And there’s been many, and many to come. Right? The process that he’s going through right now, I think, would be so helpful to so many men.”
The actress shocked the world when she announced they had been secretly separated for seven years. They are currently working things out and are hoping to reconcile.
Pinkett Smith, 52, and Smith, 55, have been married since 1997. They are not legally divorced.
“We love each other…we are figuring out right now as we speak, what that looks like for us. But there’s no being separated. There’s no, ‘we’re going to get divorced,'” she told The Associated Press. “I’m not giving up on that dude. And he’s not giving up on me… So, let’s just stop and let’s get to this deep healing and figure this out.”
