Will Smith Says 'There's Never Been Infidelity' In His Marriage With Jada

Will Smith has been speaking out once again about his marriage to Jada Pinkett Smith, claiming there's 'never been infidelity' in their relationship.

Over the past year the Hollywood supercouple have rarely been out of the headlines as they continue to bare all about their marriage and its difficulties to the public.

Yet despite having spoken about their experiences of extra-marital relationships on the Red Table Talk episode that launched a thousand 'Crying Will' memes, Smith now says the openness and honesty between the couple means he doesn't consider either of them to ever have been unfaithful.

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'There’s never been infidelity in our marriage. Never,' Smith told CBS Sunday Morning host Gayle King. 'Jada and I talk about everything and we have never surprised one another with anything, ever.'

Jada and Will have famously acknowledged that their relationship is an open marriage, having both previously said they are comfortable with each other pursuing other relationships.

As a result, they've become a topic of continued fascination for the tabloids and social media, with every week seemingly sparking a new story about the couple's lives together, to the point that several thousand people have signed petitions calling on people to 'stop interviewing' the actors.

But if Smith is aware of the accusations of oversharing, it doesn't sound like he's planning on changing his approach any time soon.

In fact, the King Richard star says he thinks he and Jada's open book policy is helping others. 'I have decided that chatter about my life can be of a benefit to people,' he said, explaining: 'I think the chatter is the first stage to having a real conversation and being able to truly explore if some of the things in your heart are loving or poisonous.'

Elsewhere in the interview, Smith revealed how he feels that the best is yet to come from him as far as his acting career is concerned, thanks to him having reached a situation where he feels comfortable in both his personal and professional life.

'Life has gotten really, really simple for me right now,' he said. 'I think I’m a better actor than I’ve ever been. And I think I’m gonna, you know, these next 10 years of my career will be the top of my acting performances.'

And with Smith currently the hot favourite to take home best actor at the Oscars in two weeks' time, you wouldn't bet against it.

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