• Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith have been married for over 20 years
  • The couple shares two children, Jayden, 23, and Willow, 21.
  • The couple appeared on Jada's Facebook show, Red Table Talk, and opened up about their problems

While on Sunday Morning with Gayle King, Will Smith is clearing the air in regards to his marriage with fellow actor, Jada Pinkett Smith. Confused? So are we! Teo years ago, the couple were candid about their marital problems and discussed the "complications" that took place in their worst moments.

Will Smith says there's never been infidelity

This might come out of left field considering that in 2020, Pinkett Smith said that she was caught in an "entanglement" with the singer August Alsina. 

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At the time of the interview, Jada shared that she and Will were on a "break" when she and Alsina got closer, and the world took that information and ran with it. According to Will, it wasn't what it seemed, and he wants to clear the air!

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Last year, Will also said that Jada "doesn't believe in conventional marriage" when speaking with GQ magazine. 

On Monday, Will shared the truth behind their marriage, saying that there's never been infidelity of any sort.

He said to the host, "There's never been infidelity in our marriage. Never. Jada and I talk about everything, and we have never surprised one another with anything ever."

He noted that there's been a lot of "chatter" about his marriage, but that he welcomes it in case he can inspire or help others.

"I have decided that chatter about my life can be of benefit to people. I think that 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," he said.