Jada Pinkett Smith was all smiles as she walked the red carpet with her daughter 11-year old Willow Smith in Santa Monica on Sunday. Jada and Willow attended the premiere of the ballet documentary ‘First Position’ at Aero Theater.
Jada appeared fresh and youthful despite fighting off divorce rumors for nearly a year. The mother of two finally responded to the divorce rumors insisting her marriage with of 14 years with Will Smith is intact.
The Matrix star wore a pearl white button down shirt paired with white short shorts showing off her toned legs. Willow, an avid ballet dancer, opted for a more playful and grungy look with a loose fitting tee and biker jacket and of course a pink mohawk.
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