Jada Pinkett Smith has been in the news since the start of the year. Ever since her husband caused the infamous Slap-Gate incident at the Oscars, she has been in the spotlight. And she has used the spotlight well as her talk show has become very popular lately. The show has been very well received and has been nominated for several awards as well. Recently, they had the wives of the Curry family and Jada made a bold confession to Sonya Curry, the mother of NBA superstar Stephen Curry.
Steph is in midst of another conference finals and his family members went on the show to discuss what it’s like to live with such superstars. His mom Sonya, his sister Sydel who is married to Damion Lee, and Callie Rivers, who is engaged to Steph’s brother Seth also joined in to talk about their struggles.
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Jada Pinkett Smith admits she rebelled against her husband to the mother of Stephen Curry
Steph’s mom was talking about how her relationship with Dell went. She says that at each stage it was a different kind of commitment. First, it was to the husband who she married. Then come the kids and you are committed to building a family and then the next part is you. What kind of person do you become after you complete all these commitments. She says as you try to find who you are, you become a little rebellious.
To that Jada said,” I think I’ve been throughout my whole marriage. That’s so interesting like a lightbulb went off in my head. That might be your situation Jada. Just pure rebellion.”. Her daughter seemed to agree with her and she said she even passed it down to her kids.
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The wives also discuss what are the challenges when they are in the spotlight. Furthermore, they talked about anxiety issues which they come to deal with. These famous women have found or are trying to find their own path despite being married to such stars. Jada has sure done that and she has openly admitted that rebelled against her husband so that she could be who she was.
