Jemele Hill Says You Need Read Both Jada And Will’s Books To Detangle The Entanglement, Jada Is Not The Villain

You can read a Bible verses to make it mean anything, but to give it context, and giving it the real meaning you have to read the scripture before and after that particular verse.  With that being said Jemele Hill is saying that in order to give the proper context of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith’s relationship you have to read both their books.

JadaPinkett-Smith has been relationship enemy number one ever since ‘Entanglement Gate’ with August Alsina was revealed at Jada’s Red Table.  A relationship reveal that many have thought has lead to what appeared to be a mental downward spiral out of embarrassment from Will Smith, highlighted with ‘ Oscar Night Slap Gate’

Jemele Hill is suggesting to read the word for yourself to detangle the entanglement 

Emmy Award-winning American sports journalist, author, and media personality, Jemele Hill,  known for her work at ESPN, The Atlantic, and her podcast, “Jemele Hill is Unbothered,” stated that reading both Jada Pinkett Smith’s memoir Worthy and Will Smith’s Will offers a fuller understanding of their complex relationship, suggesting that reading them sequentially (Jada’s first) provides insight, countering the narrative that Jada is the sole villain and showing their mutual struggles and growth within their marriage. Hill highlighted that many who only see Jada as the villain miss the nuances revealed in both books.

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