Jada Pinkett Smith Confesses Her Soulmate Was Tupac Shakur in Her Memoir

Jada Pinkett Smith reveals her soulmate was Tupac Shakur, not Will Smith, in a candid interview with RollingOut. The actress, who is promoting her new memoir “Worthy,” spoke about her deep connection with the late rap icon, who was killed in 1996.

Jada said that she and Pac were “soulmates” in a non-romantic sense, and that they never had any chemistry. She also revealed that he proposed to her, but she turned him down. She explained that their relationship was more than a friendship, but not a love affair.

She said that she met Pac when they attended the Baltimore School for the Arts together, and that they bonded over their passion for music and art. She also appeared in his music videos and posted his poems on social media. She said that she believed they had traveled together in past lives, and that their bond was “almost like God made us that way.”

Jada also opened up about her marriage to Will Smith, which ended in 2016. She said that they remained legally married but separated in every other way, leaving fans confused about their public image. She also addressed the scandal involving Will’s Oscars slap on Chris Rock, which some blamed on her. She denied any involvement and said that she thought it was a skit at first.

Jada’s memoir “Worthy” will be released on Oct. 17 and will reveal more details about her life and relationships. She said that she hopes to inspire others to find their worth and live authentically.

Rachel Zegler Defends Taylor Swift After “Sex Tape” Joke Surfaces About Her And Travis Kelce’s Relationship

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have been in the spotlight since dating rumors emerged this summer. The singer and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end have attended two football games together, sparking a range of reactions from fans and critics. This week, critic Dan Katz from Barstool Sports expressed skepticism about the authenticity of their relationship on the 'Pardon My Take' podcast, saying, 'If Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift release a sex video, I’ll accept this relationship and be like, ‘Fine.'' Rachel Zegler, a friend and fellow actress, came to Swift's defense on X (formerly Twitter), stating, 'It’s not news that the media is especially (and unjustifiably) harsh to Taylor Swift but the way men feel entitled to talk about women, their bodies, and their sex lives needs to be seriously examined.' She also emphasized the double standards, adding, 'You will never see people talking this way about a man.' Zegler called for an end to the scrutiny of Swift's personal life. She later noted, 'Seeing a lot of ‘it’s a joke,’ but you’ve got to understand that since the beginning of time ‘you can’t take a joke’ has been synonymous with ‘let me say a terrible thing about women without facing the consequences’ — we’re sick and tired! It’s never been funny! Get a life!'

On Sunday, Swift attended the Kansas City Chiefs game against the New York Jets at the MetLife Stadium with celebrity friends, including Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, and Sophie Turner. It was the second game she attended in support of Kelce. After fans and football enthusiasts went wild at the sight of Swift in Kelce’s suite, the Chiefs’ tight end discussed the potential romance on his podcast New Heights.

“Shout out to Taylor for pulling up. That was pretty brave,” Kelce said. “Everybody in the suite had nice things to say about her — the friends and family. She looked amazing. Everybody was talking about her in a great light. The day went perfectly — for Chiefs fans. It was impressive.”