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Topics: Grammys, Will Smith, Celebrity, Hollywood
Liv Bridge
Topics: Grammys, Will Smith, Celebrity, Hollywood
People are baffled by Jaden Smith's arrival at the Grammys 2025 as he sports a giant castle on his heaad.
It's music's biggest night of the year as the 67th annual Grammy awards is now in full swing.
The glitzy ceremony is being held live in Los Angeles - and fans eagerly awaiting for the show to start have been watching their favourite celebs twirl on the red carpet as they arrive, with some outfits already making for some interesting viewing.
The American rapper and son of Will Smith, Jaden Smith, has already turned some heads during his arrival as the 26-year-old made an unusual statement.
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Jaden is wearing a huge all-black 'castle' on his head.
He polished off the look with a Louis Vuitton black tuxedo and tie.
But his Grammys look has already gone viral, with viewers rushing to Twitter to query his 'house hat'.
One fan joked: "How did he fit i the car with my high school art project?"
"Oh noo, why is carrying a castle on his head?" wrote another, as a third penned: "Looks like he has a lot on his mind."
"Okay... That's definitely a statement piece," chimed in another.
However, others pointed out the choice could indicate a statement about the hundreds of thousands of homes that were destroyed in the LA wildfires in January this year.
Jaden's sister, Willow Smith, is one such victim whose $4 million Malibu home was completely destroyed by the inferno.
The pair, who arrived together, have attended tonight's ceremony to cheer on their father who is a presenter during the show tonight and as the 'Whip My Hair' hitmaker faces two nominations for awards in the categories, Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical for her compilation, 'Empathogen', and Best Arrangement Instrumentals.
Will Smith's role in the Grammy's comes three years after he famously slapped comedian, Chris Rock, at the 2022 Oscars Academy Awards.
The 56-year-old actor is still banned from attending the Oscars until 2032.
Will is expected to introduce a special music tribute to Quincy Jones, who was executive producer during his breakthrough 1990s show, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
Meanwhile, the telecast of the Grammy's ceremony has been reimagined this year to raise funds to support LA wildfire relief and the music professionals who have been impacted by the devastation.
Stars expected to bag awards include Sabrina Carpenter, Charli XCX, Grammy queens, Beyonce and Taylor Swift, plus Kendrick Lamar.