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Will And Jada Emerge Hand In Hand Amidst Separation Rumors

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Update-Will and Jada were spotted yesterday putting up a united front amidst rumors of an impending separation. The power couple were casually dressed as they strolled through Malibu for some shopping before grabbing a bite at a nearby cafe.

As reported yesterday, Will and Jada were fighting off rumors of trouble in their marriage. Will’s eldest son Trey denied the news on Twitter stating that’s “It’s Not True”. Later both Will and Jada released a joint statement through their rep that read,

‘Although we are reluctant to respond to these types of press reports, the rumors circulating about our relationship are completely false. We are still together, and our marriage is intact.’

Sadly, if Hollywood has taught us anything it’s that breakup rumors are often more true than false. As the old adage goes, ‘where there’s smoke, there’s fire.”

Will Smith and Jada have never been shy about expressing their love and sharing the secrets of keeping their marriage exciting. Will once said that “divorce is not an option”. But maybe a separation is an option.

TMZ reported that the family are taking a trip together soon in hopes of saving their relationship while another source added that a separation is “definitely a possibility”.

(Will and Jada in Malibu)

When JLo and Marc Anthony announced their shocking decision, many couldn’t imagine why the seemingly perfect couple are calling it quits. But now Jennifer looks like she’s having the time of her life…without Marc Anthony.

It’s safe to say that JLo and Marc tried to work out their marriage before their announcement and the same can be said for Will and Jada – at least that’s what most people are hoping…

Will and Jada have often walked to their own beat – and this time is no different..

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