Will And Jada Party It Up In Miami

Hollywood couple Will Smith and wife Jada Pinkett have had recent reports in the media about marriage troubles. Despite the news, the pair appear to have a pretty healthy relationship.

This past weekend Smith and Pinkett went to Liv together, a hot Miami club located inside the Fontainebleau Hotel. Will and Jada joined David Guetta and his wife, Cathy, at their event titled “F*&k Me, I’m Famous” party.

Party-goers said the couple wasn’t punctual but when they did arrive they went directly to the DJ booth to join Guetta.

“They were hanging out all night. Jada and Will are huge fans,” a witness said. “Jada broke out into a dance routine on top of the DJ booth — the crowd went insane.”

A few months back Will and Jada rebutted the reports that they were splitting up and mentioned that their marriage is stable.

Other celebs at Liv that night included Usher, Paris and Nicky Hilton, and Molly Sims.

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