DOAC Community! Thank you as always for being here and showing support, please be open minded as always. Could I ask you a favour? Can you hit the like button on the video! Helps us a lot! - Steven x

@bruceleeds7988

7 ай бұрын

YO!!! how dafuq you getting these interviews bruv? do you and Bobbi Althoff have the same agent? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@sreedevi3652

7 ай бұрын

I love this episodes she is wonderful and beautiful women ♥

@jp2650

7 ай бұрын

You made a bad choice to interview this toxic waste that portrays itself as a human.

@SpongePika

7 ай бұрын

Will Smith>> should’ve interviewed someone with an actual career, talent and legacy that’s loved by the world. Instead of Ms Alopecia

@fantasticfox411

7 ай бұрын

@@sreedevi3652 she is a toxic snake

I love the awkward silences the interviewer allowed because it pulls more from Jada. It's a great listening tactic most people should utilize because it allows the person communicating to go more in depth. Great job!

@ajamanaid

7 ай бұрын

You just put into words what I also perceived and felt. Thank you

@malachi-

7 ай бұрын

You compliment people for selling you junk even better?

@958342

7 ай бұрын

That's taught in counselling skills- taught how to work with silence and be comfortable in it. Its often a gateway to much more...

@midguardz

7 ай бұрын

i guess she feels this interview excuses herself egging on her hubbies slap.

@tasibho

6 ай бұрын

Diane sawyer uses it really well in her interviews.

The part that really struck me was, I'm paraphrasing: "People who have suicidal thoughts do not truly want to die, but they want a part of them to die." I will think about this for a long time, I have a totally new perspective on this particular topic.

@Tuncapoo

6 ай бұрын

Damn.. that part.

@tasibho

6 ай бұрын

They want the pain to stop. It’s magnified to a point where it overshadows everything else in life, the struggle to find worth in continuing to go on. They just want that pain to stop.

@Nah-ah

6 ай бұрын

That part! That was profound. Thanks for quoting it!

@Freeyourself206

6 ай бұрын

It differs from person to person. However, this resonates with me. I also found it helpful when I realized I didn’t have the language to describe the immense pain. Saying I’m really hurting wasn’t enough, to closest thing to what I was feeling was to say I was suicidal, however in therapy I realized, that I just didn’t have the language. People tend to not be that helpful/supportive unless you are in dire need. But we should have a way to communicate and get support before it gets to that point.

@DadedFragon

6 ай бұрын

@@tasibhothat’s what the original comment was implying

This interview proves that you not only should not, but could not judge anyone. We’re ALL broken and just trying to get through this life.

@MPR2

5 ай бұрын

💯

@bonniel4325

5 ай бұрын

And if we are lucky. and have some self-awareness, we work these things out in private, not like a bellowing bullfrog forcing everyone to endure our cacaphony.

@MPR2

5 ай бұрын

Aww, your jealousy is showing. It's a good thing she doesn't care about critics like you! 😆🙄@@bonniel4325

@SomeHobo

2 ай бұрын

Not everyone

@PBlueturtle

2 ай бұрын

@@SomeHobo I’m happy for you. You’re very blessed.🙂

Just that hug! 😢 Stephen, this is what we've been missing in interviews with celebs - instead of wanting something out of them, you understand its an exchange of life experiences. Humanity, empathy and real connection is what makes this such an incredible episode!

@chloebelle4923

5 ай бұрын

Yes, she is a human being and a vulnerable woman first and foremost.

@akespt

5 ай бұрын

To me that was awkward as h3ll. She was fishing.

@nancytaylor5350

5 ай бұрын

​@@akesptlol.

@dawnmariespaulding2783

4 ай бұрын

Totally.

@Ketowski

3 ай бұрын

@@akespt Yeah, you’re obviously not well versed in vulnerability. It’s not a Prescribed Response. Non-verbal communication plays a large part in broadcasting our needs. Only a Luddite acts like they know anything about vulnerability and condemns the expression of it.

I’ve never heard Jada apologies for her wrong doings publicly. It’s all about her, her hurt and her pain her healing. What about the people she has hurt .

@s.zen.4587

7 ай бұрын

Maybe she needs that first before she can apologize. She has felt the need to protect herself for a long time so I would assume she has a different level of need to be understood before she can apologize

@silviaetna9874

7 ай бұрын

She is a narcissist. She doesn’t care about anything but herself. I usually love Steve’s interviews. He ridi his job but when you have a liar snake in front of you who is putting up a performance I don’t know… she comes out as so unauthentic no matter how much she tries. In fact she hasn’t won any Oscars that I remember of… but if I remeber well her “husband” has. And she managed to ruin that for him too

@BakerGurlRee_

7 ай бұрын

Yup never have I heard an apology it’s all about her

@salyahlifecoach1686

7 ай бұрын

Who did she hurt wicked. I am so sick of you hateful people just hating on JADA.

@dariusd2003

7 ай бұрын

@@salyahlifecoach1686 that's what I'm trying to understand. Who did she hurt?

If my wife was talking about how miserable she was with me remixing it 100 ways and bragging about a dead rapper proposed to me, I'd not only divorce, I'd go as far away as possible from such a disturbed and dangerous person.

@zoilalulu3798

7 ай бұрын

That's because you're a petty, insecure person who thinks it's all about you.

@Kinikia95

7 ай бұрын

I doubt he even proposed. It's Will's own fault at this point.

@freshdew4153

7 ай бұрын

It sounds like Timberland talking about young Aaliyah

@peaceemezue

7 ай бұрын

I can’t even believe what I just watched. She is so manipulative and full of drama. Will should have know better. Gaslighting him

@cantbendknee

7 ай бұрын

Ever sinner has a past and every saint has a future. Oscar Wilde

Mannn….this was such a great interview. He really pulled on Jada’s heart strings. He asked some really good questions and he held space with her.

@420Pugilist

6 ай бұрын

Sociapaths & narcissits don't have heart strings. Every emotion you think you saw from her was fake & practiced over her entire lifetime & used to expertly manipulate & deceive anyone who crosses her path.

@juanitaharmon8771

2 ай бұрын

Yessss@

"You can deal with it, or it will deal with you." Excellent interview, so much compassion and care from him while holding space for her to dig deep. So much respect for them both.

Grief is so different and until you have lost someone you loved so dearly with no closure , you will never understand the depths of pain. It’s easy to say “get over it “ because she married someone else doesn’t ease the pain, doesn’t just erase that part of her life. I lost my son 9 yrs ago and his wife is still single …my husband lost his first wife and he still cries it’s been 21 yrs for him. I don’t judge him because there is no time for grief and love doesn’t just die because the person dies it actually gets stronger because your mind needs protection from so much pain. I pray for Jada and her family it’s deep but I commend her for not committing suicide.

I am sorry but I am 12 min. in and I am having such trouble believing that a 7-year-old would feel and say "thank you for being honest" to a father who just rejected her! That is HEARTBREAKING!!! It had to be more impactful than she can admit. That one moment in time probably imprinted the unworthy feelings about men.. more than any other relationship. I found this very interesting and insightful. Steven, we love you and Jada I wish you the very best. Prayers. PS...people need to stop being so cruel! We should learn from each other, and support each other.

@rationalityrules111

7 ай бұрын

What an absolutely nonsense of a guest. Her kids mental health, her husband's mental health, and everything that she is, looka t her talk, she is a proper sociopath, with so many disorders, she is not inspiring at all. And somehow she is the victim? She has not done anything, any work, anyhting that adds any value to anyone's life, not even her family, what are you talking about! All she has been is a hoe and a drug dealer. She is a liar, manipulator, cheater, and she is pretty well-dcumented for all this to be backed by evidence. Her family has also spoken about this numerous times. Celebrating her, may just call for self-reflection on the part of those supporting her. She has not brought any value to anyone's life, and in fact, she has gone and destoryed, and she justifies it all by becoming the innocent victim of a tough childhood and bad choices. She takes no responsibility, and randomly goes into moments of grandiosity of owning the world of drugs and being unstoppable. What are you really celebrating or glorifying here? she has prolly ruined many innocent lives by supporting drug habits, including her children's.

@taralilarose1

7 ай бұрын

You can support selfish narcs....I will not!

@evakatz6351

7 ай бұрын

My experience is one of the the worst parts of growing with abusive/ neglectful parents is the crazy-making feeling of no adults acknowledging what is happening is wrong. I’m sure it hurt her a lot, but I also believe that it could have been a relief to have the truth acknowledged. My friend said the best day of her life was when she was taken into care. Not because she felt safer, but because she felt validated.

@_Diaryofwealth

7 ай бұрын

People are so cruel im mad at these commenters

@terencebarnes7393

7 ай бұрын

@@taralilarose1She is a actress most are they just better at hiding it then she is. Still a fxcked story regardless.

This is THE best interview I've ever seen in my entire life (and I've seen plenty). The respectful chemistry these two share as they take us on a profoundly vulnerable journey through Jada's life is moving, beautiful, painful, tender -- all of which gave ME the opportunity to understand and JOIN you in your sharing. Jada I see you. Even though we come from very different backgrounds/life circumstances, I connected with your emotional journey in a way I am still struggling to articulate. I wish Hollywood was not such a crazy place and you were accessible because - girl. The things we could talk about. The articulation of your personal evolution is awe inspiring. Thank you sincerely from the bottom of my heart to you both for showing up that day and giving to us such a profoundly priceless example of self in action. Wow. WOW!

@exodus134

5 ай бұрын

Aaaw! and I see you too, brother. Greetings from Ethiopia.🖐🏾 I just finished rewatching this.. and sobbing while I process what I have just listened!

@BuiltABear

5 ай бұрын

@@exodus134 Hello in Ethiopia! That sounds amazing and interesting! Be safe! I’m in Central California. Meh. ZZzzz.. I’m in a very similar growth cycle and this interview had me laughing, crying and nodding my head yes, yes! I totally get the part about being a zero priority to parents; the existential disappointment of life being what it is (humanity is really exhausting); the chronic state of discontent (and feeling guilty about it!); suicide -- something is asking to die - but not you; heart break being a seed that breaks you open (that line belongs in music by the way!). I could go on and on. I’ve recently been watching this guy on youtube called Quazi Johir. His stuff mostly focuses on his business as his end goal - but so much of what he has to say about the way we think about ourselves is SO spot on! He might spark your mind!

Jada seems to be finding herself and loving herself. It’s never too late and I wish her the best on her soul’s journey. If we could all consistently see ourselves through Creator’s eyes and how infinitely loved we are, our problems would disappear.

@SuzieNunes

7 ай бұрын

true

@exceptionallifewithmikag.9532

6 ай бұрын

She is always finding herself yet ur marriage is not in a good place. Smh

@vibes1809

3 ай бұрын

@opalessence we are our own creators

@opalessence4818

3 ай бұрын

@@vibes1809 in my opinion, it’s a collaborative process. :-)

@vibes1809

3 ай бұрын

@@opalessence4818 :)

This is my first time listening to this podcast. This guy is a fantastic interviewer. A masterful conversationalist!

@Talipoop

7 ай бұрын

Totally agreed. I can see he has a high level of awareness and knowledge of Psychology.

@engelgirl7360

7 ай бұрын

​@@Talipoopawareness and knowledge of psychology...really quite interesting....he dropped out of university in the 1st year,

@Talipoop

7 ай бұрын

@@engelgirl7360 Interesting you said that because I know people who haven't been to a university and have a better understanding of human thought than people who have their Phd in psychology. Attending a university does not equate to a person being competent in human interaction.

@IndependentPrettyGirlis

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, I watch a ton of his stuff and he's literally the best I've seen. Hands down

@KeyforChange

7 ай бұрын

Where ya been? Life changing stories

i find it very hard to believe she isn’t acting manipulative, her speech is slow and controlled, she lingers on words meant to make you feel a certain way, she shakes her head back and forth while saying “honestly” and she speaks with nuance to gauge sympathy it seems, she looks away and immediately watched for a reaction after saying more “troubling” things.

@realestatebykemi

7 ай бұрын

It’s a save Will Smith’s career PR tour.

@jj-gk6rj

7 ай бұрын

Yup body language doesn't lie. Actions speak louder than words is applicable here too.

@bigbawsdogg

7 ай бұрын

Her rub of the nose says it all

@carolinejohn4537

7 ай бұрын

@@bigbawsdogg doesn't it just !!!!

@realestatebykemi

7 ай бұрын

@@bigbawsdogg She IS an actress, at the end of the day. This is an Oscar worthy performance 🎭

I really enjoyed listening to Jada. It helped me to see another side of her that have made to appreciate and understand her better. Now I see why she is the way she is... I pray for her.

@truthlivingetc88

2 ай бұрын

It is great that you pray for her ! Stay well.

You are the first interviewer who helped me understand Jada. She has a frosty, elitist exterior…but through all the “educated” pontification, rationalizations, high brow representations, etc, …I see a wounded, vulnerable human being with a false super ego. I feel compassion for her pain. Thank you for helping me understand.

@user-jc6tf1nl3q

23 күн бұрын

Exactly! Shes been that person all along! Only one superstar in the family. So; like many other women who’s been overpowered (raped) out of a career, expected to be okay with babies a kitchen and a big house…you fall to the back! Shut up and try to salvage what you can…of YOUR DREAMS/CAREER. Jada wanted to be a blockbuster movie star and Golden Globe award-winning actress. That didn’t mean that she didn’t want those things for her husband but, little did she know she would have to sacrifice her career for someone else’s. So I understand all the great losses in Jada‘s life from Tupac to her best girlfriend to her career. She hasn’t talked much about her career death-hopefully that’ll be another book but I’m pretty sure that’s a big part of her anxiety, her career death! I ♥️ you Jada and I understand. Keep writing ✍🏾 you’re good at it, it’s a natural gift you probably didn’t know you had. I love your honesty and loyalty! That’s my gangsta too! My word is my bond!!!!! I’m small too 5’3” with a peanut head 😊 continue my sista! Much 🙏🏾

@girlcalledmango

8 күн бұрын

I agree.

I love that Steven reads and refers to specific parts of the book in his interview. 99.9% of interviewers would say, "Yes, I read it and enjoyed/liked it." Full stop. I appreciate his genuine curiosity and compassion in all the episodes/interviews I've watched. Secondly, I love that Jada has chosen to flip the script on the Hollywood Idea of external perfection, as Steven mentioned. Red Table Talk with Jada breaks that wall down, gives space for humans to be human, and all that comes with it. Imagine your entire career living with the pressure to always be perfect, knowing it's not the truth, standing up and saying no more yet having to strike a balance. Bravo to both of you!!

@mandaqu

7 ай бұрын

Deary me … surely you don’t believe that about Jada She’s a massive phoney

@earthlingsandy

7 ай бұрын

@@mandaqu do you know her? No, you don't so why act like you do and judge this stranger instead of look in the mirror thus heal & work on yourself because clearly you have some healing to do if this person you know nothing about triggers you. 🤷🏽‍♀️ I wish you much love, peace, happiness & healing in your life.🙏🏽

@earthlingsandy

7 ай бұрын

Bravo, well said and happy to see you are seeing the positive in this great interview because what she's doing takes courage as she knows she will be attacked by so many uninformed, unaware, traumatized, mentally unwell people who need to do some self healing/self reflection. Yet, she's putting herself & her personal life out there to not only heal herself but help heal others so glad you have the common sense to see/understand this. God bless! 🙏🏽❤

@mandaqu

7 ай бұрын

@@earthlingsandy ha! Oh dear, you are upset aren’t you. So upset you can’t string together a sensible sentence:) Oh well

@stephenday5747

7 ай бұрын

@@mandaqu What a petty little human being you are. Stop trolling, no one is interested in you.

The way she talks about tupac with such passion & then talks about her husband like he was just basic says it all!

@pcharm3711

7 ай бұрын

She is a witch.

@dancinginthepurplereign4126

7 ай бұрын

It's like she hates him

@artschool673

5 ай бұрын

You should re-watch it without your prejudices. She is not painting him as you say.

@PeterMattsons

3 ай бұрын

i dont like that

@Nonameforyoudangit

2 ай бұрын

For someone who wasn't with Tupac, she sure likes to invoke his memory. Tupac was engaged to Kidada Jones at the time of his death. Dream on, Jada... ...

Whenever someone is getting a lot of vitriol from the public, the little voice inside me whispers send them love, if this resonates with you, send Jada Pinkett love. The pain in her eyes say it all. Great interview! We are all human and fall short of the glory someday somehow❤️

@TheSadie88

6 ай бұрын

And they are living unapologetically themselves and society is angry that they were able to, dear to break out of the box that they have put you in, the box that they themselves can’t get out of it due to fear of being ostracized by society the way they have ostracize and stigmatize her and anyone like her.

@charlieredeemed

4 ай бұрын

It's an actress.

@dottiebaker6623

4 ай бұрын

Such good advice - send them love. I wish I could remember to do that all the time, every moment of every day. Easy to do when you're sitting in front of the screen, and there's time and space to notice the pain in Jada's eyes. Not easy when you're right in front of them, as their employee or husband or daughter. A life's work, for sure.

@helenrichardson6046

4 ай бұрын

Remember that's your opinion

By far, one of the best, if not the best, interviewer / podcast host known to me. Every segment I have watched has been heartfelt, meaningful, and full of grace. Thank you for this interview. It showed a side of Jada most would never have known, yet judge according to what they thought was her truth. No one knows another's life experience. Less judgement, more love will save humanity. Prayers for this family, whose lives have been led astray. May they find their way back into the will of our Father, may we all find our way back to Him, for He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life - in all that life is meant to be. Godspeed ✞🕊

@maiya5542

6 ай бұрын

Brawo! Exactly. same thoughts

@ericamiller3585

6 ай бұрын

Ditto

@brick38

5 ай бұрын

Jada is such a Phony

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@MuscularMayhem

7 ай бұрын

😂

Steven Bartlett, you did a FANTASTIC job interviewing Jada Pinkett Smith. I love how you held space for her with neutrality so she felt safe to share what she wanted to share. And the hug you gave her was tremendous. Bravo to you!!

After this interview/conversation and hearing Jada talk I cant call her a narcissist because she is able to open up and be honest regardless how embarrassing or hard it is and narcs dont really do that…. Shes being very vulnerable and real which is refreshing to see because thats how everyone should be to not make life more complicated than it already is.

@JaviColorss

5 ай бұрын

I had a narcissist boyfriend how cried every time I expressed my feelings, so not. They can lie.

@keithwarrington2430

5 ай бұрын

​@@JaviColorss I really don't find her genuine openness genuine,

@adrianc.8879

5 ай бұрын

Looks like acting to me

@acidspit14

5 ай бұрын

bla bla bla

@Kareena1988

5 ай бұрын

I think shes just broken

1:05:10 that hug killed me, he is such a sweet guy, I love seeing people treat strangers with this much heart as if it was the most normal thing to do.

@Kavaitsu

4 ай бұрын

why'd he kiss tho?

@nicolaablett7790

Ай бұрын

beautiful hug

Last week, Gabor mate talked about how people behave when they’ve experienced trauma, especially childhood trauma it’s called trauma response. I could be wrong, but that’s what I see -- is jada’s trauma release. The way she behaved her whole life was a response to her not feeling loved, and now she’s unraveling it to the best of her ability. Great interview, I have compassion for her, and all of us who have been traumatized in childhood. May we all heal by hearing each others’s stories.

I still can't shake the gut feeling that Jada is very manipulative.

@Digital-Sparks

7 ай бұрын

You aint wrong, I was married to someone just like her and once you see it in someone... you cant unsee it in others

@Lenastar23

7 ай бұрын

a lot has come out about her lies, i cant believe how much support she is still getting.

@VanessaKlinger

7 ай бұрын

She is because she believes that this approach is effective. She is too prideful to go away quietly and heal out of fear. People don't realize the importance of pausing to heal.

@airtec87

7 ай бұрын

I agree, the fact that she smashed her sons friend proves that, she was probably grooming the kid when he used to come over for slumber parties.

@MattieLou112

7 ай бұрын

You've been programmed

GREAT BOOK and GREAT interview. Steven, your pause/silence at just the right moments is perfection to allow her and all of your guests to think and sit in a moment of reflection, a moment to feel deeply, to catch their breath while we all hold ours anticipating an answer.

This was such a beautiful interview. Lots of lessons learnt. Props to the interviewer - so young, smart, kind and invested. He asked all the relevant questions. Worth rewatching again and again. Well done! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 💫

We want Will! You know we want to hear his side. A seemingly good man being pushed to the edge by a womans actions who he's in love with is a much more powerful interview for me. I know you can do it, Steven! Lol

@TianaT4

7 ай бұрын

Exactly ! He brought on the wrong person 🥲

@GlynTaylor

7 ай бұрын

Will is broken. He needs a lot of time away from this woman before he can find reality again. Maybe podcasts like this will help him on his journey back, it's probably worth the try. I'm not sure he even knows he is lost yet tho 😞

@hanzosiku

7 ай бұрын

Will is not going to say anything because he's broken & he sure won't do anything to further stain his wife's image.

@poetryxisxmyxshield

7 ай бұрын

I'd love to see will Smith too but in time. He needs time to heal a little. If anyone can get him it's you! What a wholesome interview that would be.

@alphathealphiliate

7 ай бұрын

Subscribe so that Steven has the numbers to get Will on! 😂

Steven is so kind - a great role model for younger men of strength kindness and integrity

@Chrisbo113

7 ай бұрын

Gayyyy!

@IamaproudChristian22

7 ай бұрын

Jesus is coming back. Believe He died for your sins and rose again then repent to be saved.

@lawrencebello6177

7 ай бұрын

@@IamaproudChristian22YESSIR. FAX. Keep spreading the Gospel. The King is Coming

@bluewren65

7 ай бұрын

@@IamaproudChristian22 So you think Stephen is Jesus? That's pretty high praise.

@Nana720jygi

Ай бұрын

Where does he say that Steven is Jesus?😮 What I see is that person sharing with the lost souls about Jesus Christ, there's nothing in that statement it referred to Steven as Jesus 😮😮😮, ​@@bluewren65

The problem with most of us that we get so hooked up with past, we forget that life is just Journey and we meant to try and learn from it and simple appreciate what past and enjoy what we are lucky to have! It’s short ride.

I think this conversation, Jada’s compelling and authentic story, and Steven’s compassion and openness towards her truth bridged a dynamic result: healing. Thank you

@lakotaforeverbeauty3328

5 ай бұрын

Yesss!!

@akespt

5 ай бұрын

It felt inauthentic, performative, and highly edited. I started to watch her show, RTT a few years ago. I was entrigued. It didn't take long to realize she's got significant psychopathology, and she is running the show. She would make an excellent cult leader. The collection of her experiences, charm, beauty, intuition, and intellect are formidable.

Let's take a moment to praise Steven for becoming one of the best interviewers in the world! Amazing

@user-qz5re3ie5z

7 ай бұрын

Yes, he was very good.

@tabascofaith

7 ай бұрын

His attentive, listening skills and thoughtful questions are top notch among all the interview platforms I watch. Emotionally intelligent man.

@lucianowillemse8244

7 ай бұрын

Way better better interviewer than Joe "Meathead/Broscience" Rogan

@StuPedasso_

7 ай бұрын

his laugh sounded like Will

@LornaLens

7 ай бұрын

Honestly, I love this guy. He can talk to anyone and brings out so much. I still do not like this woman, but I needed to hear her story. She caused as much pain as she experienced. I can see her being one scary witch on the playground and even in a place with many. It's another world, but how we respond to the negatives in life is what Character is made of, and I don't like hers. Superficial and selfish and needy for attention. Yuck.

Narcissists never committ suicide. They threaten to do so, easily and repeatedly, in order to get their way. Yet they love themselves too much to actually go through with it.

@gemmalouiseroby8090

7 ай бұрын

It's rare, but some of them do. Look at Brian Laundry for a recent example, he wrote the note (which was his final "fuck you" to everyone and to make out he was some kinda great person), then offed himself.

@TheRahsoft

7 ай бұрын

the threat is part of the criteria for domestic abuse

@bw4423

7 ай бұрын

yes this IT

@saintchristy

7 ай бұрын

Narcissists actually hate themselves. They may have a huge ego, and appear to "love themselves" but you can't love yourself and be a narcissist at the same time.

@towpottsfam7631

7 ай бұрын

​@@gemmalouiseroby8090exactly I was going to say the same about Brian laundrie

Sometimes we can sooo misjudge a person BUT we don't truly understand until we really know their background and what they experience in life that make them who they are today. What she talked about took alot of courage and strength. Also, Steven the interviewer you did an awesome job.😊

That was really good. The media can post tons of stuff to force us into a belief, but I always believe every side deserves their chance to speak. I wasn't the biggest fan of Jada, but I understand her much more now and appreciate what she has to say. Life lessons. ❤

@carmengrauwels

4 ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly! & still there are people here commenting that "its all about her " Well here are 2 people = 1 guest & 1 interviewer So yes the guest answers from their perspective, their life,.. bc the interviewer is the one that is asking those questions People living with tunnelvision, and only reading, watching the bad stuff.... 🤦🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️💁🏻‍♀️ I never could read Jada, she has something mysterious about her (nl💯 nothing bad, 💯 nothing good) But hearing her story is eye-opening, hearing her story understands her more ,... ✌🏻❄️

I’m here to just listen and always remember that we never know the full story so I’ll just listen.

@ibexy

7 ай бұрын

We need Will Smith's part to make it a full story. He will probably never be this flippant. So we will never know. We are stuck with a 'professional victim' in Jada.

@rationalityrules111

7 ай бұрын

I have got better things to do, and she has not brought any value to anyone, not her family, not to society. What an absolutely nonsense of a guest. Her kids mental health, her husband's mental health, and everything that she is, looka t her talk, she is a proper sociopath, with so many disorders, she is not inspiring at all. And somehow she is the victim? She has not done anything, any work, anyhting that adds any value to anyone's life, not even her family, what are you talking about! All she is, is a hoe and a drug dealer. she has prolly ruined many innocent lives by supporting drug habits, including her children's.

@jod4887

7 ай бұрын

She's only to sell her book, her story 🙄 and humiliate her children's father in the meantime.

@ivonaivona668

7 ай бұрын

I think the whole world has listened to her for way too long

@Timwinful

7 ай бұрын

Precisely. We have no right to judge. And look you got a like from Steven himself.

As much as many say her act is staged it is also important to see that behind all that there is pain and no one can really judge that..we r all work in progress...

@MattieLou112

7 ай бұрын

Agree. People today have been programmed so well as to mindlessly take the bait of the media as well as the comments and opinions of other people as gospel truth. It's as if their cognitive faculties for critical thinking has atrophied. Those same people most likely would not hold not even an ounce of courage to be this vulnerable and courageous before millions of people.

@Bar_Bar27

7 ай бұрын

Some people are really lost and not in touch with their souls anymore and thats a reality too, that we need to accept when shown and not faal for their games. The moment one loses touch with their soul, everything becomes a stage and a game to them and you can't entertain them.

Thank you immensely for these conversations, I live vicariously sitting on your seat asking your guests important and impactful questions and learning so much from them. I just can't thank you enough for these informative and real interviews!

I went through things that would give her nightmares!!! I had to be rescued by a swat team. I ran to the other side of the US and he found me and I had to run into a different country. My nightmare wasn’t over there. In my state if one person requests marriage counceling , you both have to go before you can get a divorce. I begged my attorney to get me out of it. She said she couldn’t. I said no matter how good the councelor is, I won’t go back to him. I had already gave him several chances to change because my religion believes in one marriage. I was suppose to go to these counceling sessions 3 times a week for 6 weeks. After the second session as the councelor was leaving he saw my ex try to run me over with his car. I didn’t have to go back after that. The judge told me in all of his years he had never seen such horrible abuse!!! He said it was the worst case he had ever seen. Jada, we all have bad times in life!! Get over it and quit dragging Will through the mud. Quit living in your past and pay attention to the hurt you are causing your husband and your kids. You will lose your whole family if you don’t stop!!!!And for God sakes quit airing all your problems for the whole world to see!!! You have already hurt your husbands career with your shit!! You don’t deserve Will or your beautiful kids!!! Everyone is sick of hearing all of your problems!! You slept with your sons friend!! And you have humiliated Will over and over!!! Sometimes you don’t realize what you have until you lose it!!! You have a wonderful husband and beautiful kids…. For now!!! NEVER sleep with your kids friends and quit comparing Will with 2pac and quit talking about 2 pac!! You are a married woman!!! Act like it!! I hope Will and your kids walk away from you!! You hav damaged Will and your kids beyond repair!!! It’s not all about you!! You are the most selfish and whining person that has no idea your husband and kids hav feelings and you will lose them if you don’t quit!!!!!You lie constantly too. I catch. You lie constantly!!! You were never engaged to 2pac while he was in jail….he was already engaged to someone else!! If you are going to lie you better check the facts first !! You look stupid!!!

@maresnite

Ай бұрын

Jada seems addicted to her story. Period. Being uber rich, you cannot figure out how to get healthy & move on? Geeezzzz......🤔🤨🤣🤣

The level of empathy from the interviewer is everything... Great talk

@heathermyles3677

7 ай бұрын

I agree next level

@malachi-

7 ай бұрын

$empathy$

@idachan8080

6 ай бұрын

@@heathermyles3677 15:13

@idachan8080

6 ай бұрын

@@malachi- 15:13

@idachan8080

6 ай бұрын

15:13 15:13

I'm trying to keep my personal feelings out of how I feel about Jada. However, I feel that she is a very broken woman and has not healed. She destroyed her own happiness because she didn't feel worthy or good enough. Love her or loathe her one of the things that I've taken from Steven's podcast is that no amount of fancy clothes, expensive homes, or cars can change who you really are.

@Rimpreza

7 ай бұрын

I think persons can definitely change or at least learn and do better in certain situations. Its just that Jada can't. She is deeply broken and has a terrible personality to begin with. She is far beyond help. She doesn't even realise she needs to change, and doesn't want to either.

@BaphumzileTsabedze

7 ай бұрын

Brutally honest, and she is telling her story.

@Rimpreza

7 ай бұрын

@@BaphumzileTsabedze honest? Jada Pinkett Smith? Lol

@KurtMidas1510

7 ай бұрын

No she's just a narcistic B

@sandrafernandez6040

7 ай бұрын

@@BaphumzileTsabedze Funny, in a sense she is helping me heal from my own tragic loss, I had to take a break from this and cry about my best friend. But I did write that she needs to let T go from her life and just make peace with his passing.

I so much understand when Jada said the lack of commitment from her father influenced her relationships with men because I grew up with my father but I have no memories of him holding me or showing tenderness...as an adult I know that had an impact in my relationship with men, I was trying to find what I missed but it never happened

This interview I just started out of curiosity , having always been intrigued with Jada, her only one on the planet beauty, her Presence, and I ended up crying, listening to every word, going back to rehear and better understand, better grasp, and to be able to feel....thank you both. Thank you dear Jada for your unfeigned emotional honesty....thank you Steven once again. I feel privileged to have "been in the room". from Linda , 78 yr old white woman.

My summary of this podcast: I don't think people understand how stressful it is to explain what's going on in your head when you don't even understand it yourself.

@dominicmcfeeley4142

7 ай бұрын

Actually, I think people are giving her way too much attention. Who cares …that’s the problem… she does horrible things and treat people horribly. And we’re worried about figuring out what’s going on in her head. Yeah that’s it. She’s a victim.🤣

@dominicmcfeeley4142

7 ай бұрын

Have a different role model

@dominicmcfeeley4142

7 ай бұрын

Candace Owens

@neltins5308

7 ай бұрын

That's what childhood trauma & adverse child hood experiences do to people man.

@dominicmcfeeley4142

7 ай бұрын

@@neltins5308 that’s a victim mentality. I know tons of people have had childhood trauma myself included. God gives you what he gives you. It’s your job to rise above it. But what do we do we glamorize these people excuse them for what they do. That’s not what God wants. He wants everyone to take that and they’re dealt and rise above it to be a role model for people.

Jada spoke a looooot of truths about marriage and INTERNAL happiness. You gotta make your own damn self happy before expecting your partner to perform some miracle!

@DrLauraRPalmer

7 ай бұрын

Yeah the message that will smith had to beat into her head a million times before had enough and dumped her.

@danaray9035

7 ай бұрын

That’s right!!!

@JMarie-th8xe

7 ай бұрын

We need to put Jesus first to have true joy!

@djshodowntv9179

7 ай бұрын

@@JMarie-th8xeThe most truthful comment but will be the most overlooked unfortunately. May The Most High God bless you

@JMarie-th8xe

7 ай бұрын

@djshodowntv9179 thank you! Same to you!

Great interview! Didn’t know about this channel or Jada’s history and she definitely came across much more human than she’s been allowed to be in the usual media. You are a great interviewer, Steve. Mixing the right amount of vulnerability and genuineness with insight and empathy. Will definitely watch more of your content.

I have been riding on the hate Jada train for a while now, not anymore. She is smart and so relatable. And self aware. I think I'm jumping off the train. Good interview.

It is like listening to my narcissistic father all over again, it is exhausting. I don’t know if people realize what a torture it is to live with someone like that. They are always right, they are the only once with wisdom, there is zero accountability, nothing is their fault. Please stop giving this woman a platform to speak, she should not be giving advice to anyone. She is delusional.

@lamontcranston3177

7 ай бұрын

You said it. Neurotic, self indulgent, egotistical, narcissistic, phony and DUMB. TOO MUCH MONEY. America over-rewards talentless idiots.

@thisismyinferno

7 ай бұрын

Exactly 💯

@kimsid3523

7 ай бұрын

Thank you 👏🏼

@WendyP1965

7 ай бұрын

Absolutely delusional!

@thabanggregory9236

7 ай бұрын

I agree with you she is delusional!

Damn...she doesn't get tired

It was a tremendous help for me. It's never late to do something about your brain health! I'm a 70 year young man. Thank you for this great interview!

@tebogomokobane8094

3 ай бұрын

Hello

1:21:17 solid introspection here. Whether she believes it or not, that's something everyone needs to take seriously. If you don't know what you want or actually have a connection to yourself, you won't be able to explain your needs at all to a partner. Millions get through life bareably without truly connecting with themselves, because filling the box they were raised to fill feels like it's enough. Or by that time you're filled with regret because you realized you completed the life you thought the ones you looked up to told you to have.

The best thing she said is don’t hold on to anger and not wait til you or they are on your death bed to reach out to someone.

@randomgreyalien4835

7 ай бұрын

don't expect a bot to reply. this youtube channel has full of bots in the comment section@@Rollwithit699

@user-go7px3ti1m

7 ай бұрын

Oh my god, that is exactly what I think, she thinks she is right about everything. She can cry, laugh and be serious in the space of 2 seconds. 🤦‍♀️

I have had exactly the same breakdown, in may car, after taking care for years of my then partner who had had a terrible road accident and had stayed in hospital for over a year, then paralyzed in a wheelchair wheelchair another year ... i helped him survive until one day my body and mind just shut down... for years I have been dealing with anxiety, Panik attacks and chronic fatigue.... slowly getting better but still vulnerable...

@NEMEIFX

7 ай бұрын

I can't even begin to imagine the emotional and physical toll that experience must have taken on you. Caregiving is an immense responsibility, and it's easy to forget to take care of yourself when you're so focused on someone else's well-being. The breakdown you described sounds like a culmination of years of pent-up stress and exhaustion. It's a harsh reminder that we're not invincible, even when we try to be strong for others. I'm glad to hear you're on the path to recovery, even if it's a slow and vulnerable journey. Take all the time you need; healing isn't linear.

Thanks so much for this interview. With all the negative narrative around her and Will you get a certain image/idea but she's so wise. I'm really taking something away from this. Also learning about her life story, her parents etc. is very insightful 🙏❤

Great interview, and Jada left us with so many nuggets of wisdom and growth.❤️❤️

I commend you for actually reading the entire book to better inform your questions. I’ve watched a few interviews with Jada on this press run for Worthy and some of the interviewers didn’t read the book which led to cliché questions. You were able to do a deeper dive and provide better context having prepared yourself for this talk. This is how you respect your interviewee’s time and work. Kudos to you.

@rovalq1

7 ай бұрын

Why bother?

@diana0620

7 ай бұрын

Agree, I think it was an excellent interview and it got her to open up.

@soupscriber

7 ай бұрын

Why even read her book. Why hand over hard earned money to her. If she actually cared to rectify her idiocy, she would do it without looking for a payout. She’s such a phony. Why do we pay attention to these idiots. There are much more interesting things to do.

@MattieLou112

7 ай бұрын

Press run for Worthy? How judgemental thine are from your high horse, like you've never made any mistakes or done anything wrong. Here's the stone you threw 🪨

@spangol87

7 ай бұрын

Steven must be a voracious reader uh

Healing yourself is a messy journey. I hope this interview will help those who are on that journey to heal themselves. Because this story of healing is playing out publicly. People are taking sides of who is right and wrong. In the 90's we had no tools to help us with our suicidal thoughts. I hope Jada's story will help someone out there to find the healing they need. Steven you sat in the mud with Jada for a while 🙌🏼 and that is a sign that you've showed up for this conversation with unconditional love, acceptance and non-judgement.

@TamikaMichelle

7 ай бұрын

You are so right

@thelovepodcastnetwork4375

7 ай бұрын

😢its is so sad how these women want to always make excuses for each other never accountable assuming will probably cheated when not even jada accusse him of that but she admitted she cheated with a boy her sons friend becuase as we see most women dont accept the truth and facts and accountability 😢most women are ungrateful ,and its not the most evil or as evil as jada is as to when will smacked chris,who did try to sexually persue his wife while having marriage problems and a so called friend didnt think how you would feel so why should he care about chris being slapped its the least he could do😢❤dont be hard on jada dont be hard on ,how about that

@MsOrganicBlack

7 ай бұрын

​@@thelovepodcastnetwork4375 You need help, Sir. All these posts of the same exact comment, and not once did you think to proofread and use proper spelling and punctuation. Smh

@bahiyyah19

7 ай бұрын

@@MsOrganicBlackfor real. Seriously

@sciencelabvideosl7558

7 ай бұрын

“ you sat in the mud…” that’s for sure! I love your expression.

What an eye opener. This interview was about her...struggling as a child. She had to be tough to survive a tough childhood. Very interesting how she came through all of that. I'm sure she checks in how she can work on being a better mom. And she has.

@nikolaizaicev9297

4 ай бұрын

Who gives a f...k about her "struggling" as a child? That woman cheated on her husband, end of story... Garbage in - garbage out.

Thank you Jada for giving us insight into your fantastic life. This was a awesome interview because Jada even though she has gone through what she has gone through shares with us many thoughts and lessons which can help alot of us. I felt the strength in her spirit. The interviewer did a fabulous job.

Wow love that. I’m deeply saddened to read so many negative comments. Sometimes I can’t help but wonder what others are seeing and hearing that I’m not

@kaytsippy1981

7 ай бұрын

She is being used to project everyone's misogyny onto! The haters are really telling on themselves.

@jessicamckenzie9429

7 ай бұрын

I was wondering the same thing... I don't see anything disingenuous. It's just a persons life story that is all too common, but with the unfortunate Hollywood status.

@soniagray5734

7 ай бұрын

I'm forced to question if something is wrong with me.....why all this hate.....it's so odd

@ntitus3025

7 ай бұрын

People are projecting their own self-hatred and the fact that Jada is brave enough to lay hers out on the table and speak about her issues and healing journey. A lot of people don't like to see such power from a woman.

@kimlarso

7 ай бұрын

Only when you meet yourself authentically, deeply, and truly can you slip your feet into her shoes if only for a moment to feel what she felt, see what she saw, hear what she heard👉it’s staring into the abyss that exists within all of us & place most don’t ever acknowledge let alone look into>the key is not to look into the abyss too long less you become the abyss>Tis good to ck in on your condition to see what kind of condition you’re condition is in😊Mad respect for both Jada & Will but the truth is: People outgrow each other especially over decades👉we ebb & flow even amongst our own family members & I feel those angry bc what’s done in the dark is brought to light angers & hurts people who had their fantasy/their Hope destroyed that a perfect person/marriage exists👉something they don’t have & prob will never had & are deflecting by pointing their finger and/or choosing a side when in reality it’s not ours to judge or choose a side👉there’s some golden nuggets in this interview for the right one’s to hear & reflect upon👉Wish nothing but the best for this family👉Hope they keep riding the waves til it’s all over❤

I read Will’s book so when the slap happened, I understood it on more than a surface level so I partially understand what Jada meant when she said the slap wasn’t about her. And I’ll read her book, too. We need to have much more compassion for each other because I KNOW if just the snap shots of my bad decisions and mistakes were public for everyone to judge, I’d be hated too. But if you read my life in full, you’d have better context- just like my friends and family who have always stood by me. I challenge everyone judging to look inward and do the same. What are you ashamed of? What decisions would you rather take to your grave than reveal? Now think about them being public for millions to judge without knowing who you actually are as a person. Would we villainize you, too?

@Sniggitysnail

7 ай бұрын

Sounds like you're making excuses for your bad behavior.

@shesavedbytheKing

7 ай бұрын

Amen to this ❤

@shesavedbytheKing

7 ай бұрын

@@Sniggitysnail have you read the books? At least Will’s because he explains a lot.

@anmareesworkshop

7 ай бұрын

I had read Will's book before the Oscar slap and I saw how the slap happened. It was not right but, given the therapeutic work that Will was exploring at the time ( his helplessness over his father's physical abuse of his mother) I totally saw that slap coming. If you were at the family barbecue, Do you really think you could snap on Aunt Edna's bald head without a beat down coming your way???

@Sniggitysnail

7 ай бұрын

@@shesavedbytheKing like I would was money on that garbage. Anyone that sleeps with the kids friends is sick in the head.

Thank you Jada. As someone who has held it together for as long as I could until I couldn’t any longer and it didn’t matter any longer who knew, I appreciate hearing you speak some of my experience. It is a death cycle over and over. To heal we let go of our fear of death in order to move through. Each cycle I step more into myself as are you and everyone who makes that journey.

I feel for her. It's hard when you don't have the right environment and love growing up.

I don't care what you've been through, everyone has traumas,Will too, and we're only worth how we treat people today.

@sensualnina83

7 ай бұрын

100%

@mzhappyfree7688

7 ай бұрын

I hope my God does not hold me to this standard because I am not always nice to people…

@peaceemezue

7 ай бұрын

She is just trying to redeem herself. She is very selfish

@jewellstarsinger

7 ай бұрын

​@@peaceemezue I wish I could thumbs up your comment at least 3 times. Everyone has had trauma. Oh poor you, little rich girl who got a rich husband to put you in the spotlight. Ungrateful person. Shame on her. She is gross.

Stephen is a gifted interviewer. His preparation for this interview was just crispy. You could literally cut the preparation with a knife. Very evident. Also, his empathy and relatableness is incredible. Being able to even go himself to get her tissue & offer a hug (Bobo has good home training 😅) The environment created also being non judgmental and neutral made Jada really open up in a way I have not seen in all her interviews. Big ups to him. Just like Jada, we all have our own fair share of baggages we all struggle with and my prayer for her and for everyone is that May God help us all to become whole and know that he is the solution and the mender of broken hearts. Lovely interview. 🖤🖤🖤

@useraccount2507

7 ай бұрын

"Just crispy" 😂 love that

@soniap2891

7 ай бұрын

Well said 👍🏽

@gawaxie

7 ай бұрын

beautiful!! couldn't agree more.

@keneishaduncan8650

7 ай бұрын

Was absolutely spectacular!

@vanyaallen9080

7 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing the other interview i had seen snippets of just felt sensationalised.. but I knew this would be a great in-depth, about the subject, not trying to be click bate, interview…

I'm so happy to see Jada, I had the privilege of hanging out with her once and I was mesmerized by her. Not just her stunning physical beauty in person, but her warm, kind energy and spirit was beautiful. Nothing felt phony or pretentious about her. I've been around many celebrities, but her humble, happy, welcoming spirit made me want to be a better person. I'll never forget that experience, it had a profound impact on me. I love that she's so wise and unapologetically authentic and open to life. Her haters are envious of that and profoundly unaware of themselves. I admire Jada deeply, and always will❣

South Africa 19:25 - I love the fact that Jada allowed herself to be vulnerable as a lesson for us who think celebrities are superhuman. Informative interview indeed

She was in a dark place? Jada IS a dark place. Your mind wasn't tricking you, honey. The supposed 'self-hatred' you felt was your conscience trying to alert you to your evil, narcissistic ways. This is sickening to watch. The assumption that we all want to hear her drone on and on about herself - and TUPAC, who is not here to verify her increasingly outlandish statements about him - is repulsive. Poor Will. And you DID cheat on him.

@GTFCEO

7 ай бұрын

U don't know that she cheated first, will is an a list very famous celeb he obviously had women throwing themselves at him and many nights away from home where, "Noone would know". They clearly came to a decision of being in an open relationship/"staying together for the kids" It had to start with one cheating first, but even then the other could have cheated first but kept it a secret and it became a game of get back. I do see her as starting unnecessary crap and drama, but at the same time I feel for everyone were all trying to figure out life

@oluremiwright187

7 ай бұрын

lol

@missyz.

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! Thank you ! I hate her! Damn i am sontired to see her everywhere!

@nicolette7007

7 ай бұрын

so well said. you nailed it

@thelovepodcastnetwork4375

7 ай бұрын

​@@GTFCEO😂you don't have no grounds to accuse or assume will cheated nor did she even make that claim her self but we know what she did with her son friend , no class or consideration or accountability or remorse just disrespect for will and her family to be relevant too ignorant women and little simp boys , will loved her and she knows she is not worthy and hate men pretending she is enlighten 😢just leave will alone and don't touch his money😢facts

I liked the interview and understand her better than I did before. People are really hard on her, without understanding it takes two to make or break a marriage. No one knows what goes on behind closed doors! Will made his own choices and so did she.

@aquilinaciamacco2410

7 ай бұрын

I have always viewed the arrangement of "marriage" to be literally hell on earth. I have no idea how couples pull it off year after tiresome year. These two really seemed to both give it their best effort for all the years I've seen them on public display. Definitely not "soul mates" but they really seemed to support each other well.

@user-ll6rn5ez1z

7 ай бұрын

Girl bye

@beewest5704

7 ай бұрын

THIS. Ppl need a villain & a victim & its too easy to hate Jada. Ppl act like Will sits in a corner crying over his wife while he is on month long vacays with his sides. I distrust ppl who are more concerned with crafting a image of perfection then actually striving to be better & that is what Will does. Nobody knows what goes on in a marriage but it takes 2 toxic ppl to remain in dysfunction.

@cici9226

7 ай бұрын

@@beewest5704Facts👏🏾

I didnt expect it but i could really relate to her and this was one of the most helpful episodes ive watched. Great job team

@ip5799

6 ай бұрын

That’s exactly what she’s good at - she’s a psycho

@grok8211

Ай бұрын

you cheat on your husband also? you are most likely not married

This was an incredibly refreshing, thoughful and provoking conversation. Thank you both so much!

This was not an interview, it was a conversation. A deep one. I was so captivated

@malachi-

7 ай бұрын

Public Relations 101

@okeydokey9693

5 ай бұрын

​@@malachi-Why so salty!

@charlieredeemed

4 ай бұрын

It's called acting and made to entertain the feeble-minded and gullible audience. This type of approach will captivate the viewer and make them feel intimately connected, involved and sympathetic.

@charlieredeemed

4 ай бұрын

Jesus Christ the only Truth.👑⏰️✝️ Time is ticking. 💙1 John 1:8 “If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.” 💙1 Corinthians15:1-4 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; by which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; and that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures 💙Ephesians 2:8-9 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: not of works, lest any man should boast. 💙Romans 5:8 “But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.” 💙1 Thessalonians 5:9 “For God hath not appointed us to wrath, but to obtain salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ,” 👑Trust in the finished work of Jesus Christ and trust in the Blood that He shed on the cross for our sins and you will be saved. 💙John 14:6 “Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.” God Bless everyone!

Humans are multi-faceted. There's rarely all good and/or all bad. People make mistakes and people with a lot of trauma have a different way of thinking. Your upbringing affects so much of what you become and all the negative connotations to things are such a blocker to work around. No hate on Jada for sharing her story. It really helps understand her character. Wanting an escape and not having your needs met makes people do things that are illogical. Your brain will find a way to do that for you. I've learned from this channel 😅.

@dtuitt79

7 ай бұрын

People don't make mistakes, they make choices. Misspelling a word or adding too much salt is a mistake. What this woman has done in her life, are choices.

@peace3388

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for the very balanced, independently thought of comment!

@DeeperThanMyThoughts

7 ай бұрын

@dtuitt79 You can make a mistake from the choices you make. It is human nature to make bad choices and mistakes. Learning from them is the key to lesson a repetitive cycle.

@DeeperThanMyThoughts

7 ай бұрын

I adore emotionally intelligent people they seem to be a rare breed.

That was an amazing interview. Jada, you are an incredible human being. I just had no idea how authentic and loving a person you were. May God bless you throughout your life with his joy and peace. My prayers are with you. And my kind thoughts go out to you.

Oh I lost it at the hug. 😭People don't understand the power a hug has when someone is just broken.

@mamalojama

7 ай бұрын

🤣😂😂

@SkyBlue-he6kc

7 ай бұрын

A full hug ❤

Can we al collectively stop giving this woman clout? Thanks. ❤

That was a fantastic interview! I read both her and Will's books on Audible. It is truly amazing how 2 people experiencing the same moments in time can have different interpretations of it or feelings from it like Will and Jada do. And so goes the difference between men and women in general, in relationships. I appreciate Jada for being so raw, transparent and vulnerable about her experiences. Much of which is relatable to me. I appreciate her as a human being.

@Tezzmeuster

4 ай бұрын

Hi Karen

@BeKindBeFree

4 ай бұрын

Well said. What a beautiful comment and compliment.

@Tezzmeuster

4 ай бұрын

@@BeKindBeFree 🤣🤣

@hollier8744

4 ай бұрын

It is not true that Pinkett and Smith's differences are a metaphor for some inherent "difference" between men and women in relationships. Any differences in ways of thinking between my spouse and I are because we are different people who lived different lives before we came together, not because sexual biology pre-disposes my spouse to think one way and I another. There is so much ignorance toward the ways and which MOST boys and girls are raised and its impact on these stereotypical "differences" that manifest in adult relationships that keep us from healing and from seeing our partner and others for who they are - not the role they've been conditioned to fill and the psychoses that come with them.

I have listened to many many of your interviews for about a year now. There is a distinct difference between this interview and all the others. With the others you feel through authenticity the message or information those being interviewed want to share. Despite wonderful interviewing i don't think we see anything else than "tv persona" here.

@K_Raine

5 ай бұрын

Exactly. She's an actress and all that talking and yet she says nothing.

The whole Tupac thing with her is nuts. Not the supposed relationship, but her constant telling of it... always adding more to it, and more intensity to it. She's destroyed Will with it, and viciously put a wedge between her daughter and husband with it. Sickening.

@User22447

7 ай бұрын

She’s using his name for clout everyone does it nowadays

@amyosborn5415

7 ай бұрын

Tupac would have filed for divorce after a year. 😂

@lollytavares178

7 ай бұрын

Will Smith is not destroyed. He stands by her and we all need to just accept that. I think Jayda talks about Tupac because she regrets not giving him the time of day in the end. It’s therapeutic for her and guess what? People are eating that up because her sales and publicity are skyrocketing when she shares her experience with Tupac.

@tainamarrrero267

7 ай бұрын

What are you talking about she literally says they were just friends. Ya’ll insecure af stop projecting on Will lol

@jade8568_VR

7 ай бұрын

"Relationship"? Did you even hear her? They were best friends with ZERO sexual chemistry. So idk why everyone is all up in arms over her just laying in out there. Will stood by her so... not sure what the big deal is

I actually dont think she's fake, but like she's admitted herself she has a lot of unhealed trauma. I just don't think people are used to someone's vulnerability, emotions and trauma being televised. A lot of time when we traumatised, we re-live pain over and.over because its normal. I think once she let's go of Tupac and emotionally and mentally puts him to rest, she will find a lot of freedom but its clear how they ended is probably stopping her doing that. Also, back to Will. Its very clear Will wasn't her type and sometimes when you force something you can end up self-sabotaging. She's doing it over and over again televised. Another thing, that people aren't used to seeing. But we are all human, everyone's self-sabotaging at some point but we aren't televised doing it😅

@737nattyboo

7 ай бұрын

This is exactly it. She's actually just "too Real" for the public..

@riohamilton4467

7 ай бұрын

Yeah I think a level of self awareness is needed to understand her , even a little bit.

@just_shaeee

7 ай бұрын

As someone who does therapy, I think this is a great observation. We also know she’s here to promote her book as well.

@xxindigoAphrodithexx

7 ай бұрын

This is the most humane, truthfull, objective opinion in this comment thread, thank you

@gogoldiego

7 ай бұрын

Agree, many people never experienced such real love without sx, so they are confused and against it. Others see their truth in her words have feel convicted. While others have had this experience and are able to understand it and let it be her story her truth without ridicule.

I loved this interview, I came into it biased af thanks to the online narrative painted of her but wow, what an incredible soul journey❤ so much respect for her bravery. Vulnerability is the dark night of the soul but it alchemises your strength like a beast. Thank you for the way you held space for this❤

Being unhappy because you're unhappy. Learn what made you sad and you'll learn how to take care of yourself and make you happy. It takes a long time to first admit you have demons, second to face those demons, and lastly, accept them and make peace with the fact that all parts of yourself are needed for empathy and connection.

I feel bad for Will Smith. He deserves to live in home free of constant drama. Its exhausting to listen to Jada talk adnauseum about her woes for half an hour. Imagine having to listen to this for a lifetime. 😩

@LisaMarie-xp4ym

7 ай бұрын

That's a cruel comment.

@ViralShortzCuz

7 ай бұрын

exactly - that's what I was thinking. (Imagine a solid genuine wholesome guy having to marry somebody like this.)

@presterjohn1697

7 ай бұрын

I don't feel bad at all. Women give men ample cues on who they are and how they feel about them. What Will choose to do with that information is another story. Sleeping with a emotionally damaged sociopath for years is a choice.

@vickiev.7016

7 ай бұрын

your husband is made for you to be by your side.....you don`t have drama in your life?wnen you are with your friends or boyfriend you just talk about sex only? bullshit

@ruthslater6364

7 ай бұрын

​@@LisaMarie-xp4ymthat's not cruel. It's true. Deal with it.

Why can’t we just really have compassion for both Jada and Will…. No one is perfect …. Fame is crazy… it would praise you and when you make a mistake it would burn you down…. Let’s all try to do what we want others to do for us if we were in their position…. Love and Peace❤️❤️

@soulpowerful

7 ай бұрын

We can have compassion for her pain and what lead her here. It’s her behaviour we can judge.

@nihinlolawaalao8264

7 ай бұрын

@@soulpowerfulsure… but really no one is perfect… it’s really because they are famous and we know about their mistakes and problems…. Many of us who aren’t famous… make mistakes, do stupid things and we are still forgiven and not seriously hated… the hate is too much

@soulpowerful

7 ай бұрын

@@nihinlolawaalao8264 Jada puts herself out there constantly. We have a right to judge one’s behaviours and the things said. We are not her loved ones and do not have a personal relationship with her so forgiveness isn’t ours to give. That’s up to her loved ones.

@nihinlolawaalao8264

7 ай бұрын

@@soulpowerful hmmmm ok… May God help us all..

Steven, your interviewing skills are incredible, with so much empathy yet preciseness. You're incredible and I learn a lot just from your questions. Great interview with Jada Smith x

She’s still going through something. She’s still suffering. I wish I could just be a friend to her. This breaks my heart.

She uses therapy not as a means to get better, but as her parachute to willingly do horrible things to other people, then shifts all the blame, guilt, humiliation onto them (the person who she initially hurt). After step one is accomplished she then becomes the perceived victim who "survived" the trauma (which she caused) and overly glorifies her recovery process to make it seem that it was a inspirational journey of self growth for her. She is the perpetrator, who uses peoples forgiveness as a way to manipulate them.

@SparklersForDivineClarity

7 ай бұрын

ANd breaks her marital vows with her own son's best friend SICK! Poor WILL, he fell for her manipulation tactics when he was young--- poor guy Thats Who I will always feel sorry for and her son who prob still has nightmares about his Mom having romantic thought of young men.

@WahDihStorySeh

7 ай бұрын

Horrible things?

@jasonosunkoya

7 ай бұрын

Therapists often say you can't heal narcissists

@jj-gk6rj

7 ай бұрын

​@@jasonosunkoyamost narcissists won't even go to therapy. They think they are infallible. I suspect Jada only ended up going cos it's very in amongst the in crowd 🙄 she definitely weaponises therapy

@OurTube_TheOriginal

7 ай бұрын

Wow. Astute about ability and perhaps drive to manipulate for power though far far too one sided. Will wanted/wants to “Rule the World” oh but that is ok and healthy and he is a victim? I think they were both/are both ambitious to a fault (society enables that so not saying they are to blame…we create celebrity) and maybe her more so still as she has perhaps not been humbled as maybe, maybe, maybe Will has been after a very public very bad mistake? She just “Wanted to look into his eyes” really? Cause she admits early on to being ambitious herself though it was like an aside not like taking authentic inventory and accountability…she liked Will’s ability to fit in anywhere which is liking a means to an end and power not a description that speaks to who the man is his strengths and concomitant vulnerabilities.

She’s so satisfied with herself for always painting herself as a victim. The dynamic is always how she has been victimized and how mature she was about it and “overcame” it. But somehow she always brings it up lol

@bluebellbeatnik4945

7 ай бұрын

god, grow up. seriously. you have an opportunity to put your ego aside and care for a person and your first instinct is to resort to sexist cruelty?

@Neverknownone

7 ай бұрын

They’re asking her about it

@burymebelowawillowtree9243

7 ай бұрын

I wonder if willow or the other child will be interviewing to sell a book of how traumatized they are for having such upside down inside down and twisted parents they had/have??

@seancrawford1422

7 ай бұрын

Exactly 💯 Jada always playing the victim card. She's a textbook narcissist and pathological liar.

@royfr8136

7 ай бұрын

Exactly - How do you reform as a criminal? You simply redefine what a ciminal is.. and change that law..... in order for her not to be seen as the cheater... she now invents this story of them not being together. So, now she is the victim. If this host or others can't recognize a narcissist then its a real shame. And women will sympathize with her as no woman wants to take responsibility for cheating - its always someone else's fault.... (anyone with half a brain can see how hurt Will Smith was in that red table talk and how evasive she was - that's not a woman who had sex when they were on a break, thats a woman who had an affair) Why can't interviewers call her out or even ask her 'difficult' questions... ???

PS - one or my favorite DOAC. I cried and realized I have many more miles to go on my healing journey from self-hatred that can be informed from not being prioritized throughout most of my life from childhood, and the damage from such an upbringing. Im still trying to figure my way out of it and I hope someday I can experience some joy in a life that feels mostly like hell.

you are an amazing podshow host; your presentations, guests, level of empathy and comfort transmitted to your guests incredible.

Jada not the monster social media has made her out to be. It’s evident from watching this that the truth is almost always somewhere in between. I wish her continued healing and health.

@MOOMOO2728

7 ай бұрын

Somewhere in between of lies and bs

@sentosaco

7 ай бұрын

@@MOOMOO2728 fr it's the "healing", "journey" and "entanglement" for me, girl please...

I have to sit with this for aa while. I have very strong opinions regarding this woman. Edit: She is a narcissist and I can't stomach her excuses or behavior at the expense of others. Her children don't deserve her drama. She is toxic.

@Dopp300

7 ай бұрын

Same here, I could make a video on all the lies she’s told. Nothing she says add up

@julybutterfly

7 ай бұрын

I cant diagnose, but if I could, I'd say narcissistic personality disorder and borderline personality disorder.

@juliehecht6603

7 ай бұрын

She has such an unwarranted case of self-Importance. She would be no one without the marriage to will smith

@leakypussy9813

7 ай бұрын

@@juliehecht6603 that’s a lie.

@nanalove1211

7 ай бұрын

She's Human! U have the problem cuz u put her on a pedalstal..

Wow - eye opener conversation Never knew how rough Jada childhood was and she still made a successful life Thank you for never giving up Jada so we can continue moving forward when it feels impossible

@MadDog_Rules

3 ай бұрын

Will took her out of the hood, if she had stayed on the road she was on, she'd either be in prison, or dead. But in her messed up head, she thinks Will took her away from Tupac, when the facts are, Tupac never wanted to be with her and he never proposed. She also lied about visiting him in prison.

@latoyablackmon9033

2 ай бұрын

​@MadDog_Rules she had her own career before she met him.

I just wanna say that I’m so touched by Jada’s sharing and by the way that you always hold the space for a true human expression, no matter who’s sitting across from you. Thank you so much dear.

This video was posted less than 40 mins ago, which means no one has finished it and there are already people posting all these negative comments. A lot of the top comments were posted by people who created a narrative in their head before hearing her speak. This hate train is crazy and shows how people can turn into mindless zombies who would rather hate someone they don’t know, who has done nothing to them. The calibre of the people viewing this channel has gone down the drain.

@b__Shaba

7 ай бұрын

That’s the society we leave in. It’s crazy

@ibexy

7 ай бұрын

People can spot fake tears from a mile away

@ivonaivona668

7 ай бұрын

What are you talking about? Ive listened to her interviews many Times. And had enough of her gaslighting and manipulation. A woman with no career of her own, leeching off others. It's enough. I don't need to Listen to yet ANOTHER long interview to know she'll be trying to manipulate again

@jod4887

7 ай бұрын

Wrong. People are angry because we have already heard from Jada herself, not because of media narrative! She groomed a vulnerable child, her son's friend! She has talked in length about this and how she just likes to "help people" like she was his saviour. It is so wrong.

@bfayallday275

7 ай бұрын

I wouldn't want the likes of them listening to my podcast.

This man is a top tier interviewer, no question

the way this lady sharing her path makes me do more progress in my own therapy🙏

@itsmeGeorgina

6 ай бұрын

❤

Wow, am totally blown away about the gems of wisdom that Jada is dropping. I have no idea why people are attacking her. Stop judging her, then you will see value in what she is saying