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Jada Pinkett Outshines Her Man in Black, Will Smith

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As the release date for Men in Black 3 approaches, Will Smith and his beautiful wife, Jada Pinkett, took to the red carpet to help spread some publicity for the highly anticipated film. As the couple hit the carpet, however, it seemed as if all eyes were on Jada instead of Will.

Will Smith and Jada Pinkett aren’t confining themselves to U.S borders when it comes to publicizing Men in Black 3. The couple of 15 years was seen on the red carpet of the Madrid premier for the sequel. The couple looked simply stunning as they smiled for the flashing cameras. Will was dressed in a neatly tailored black blazer paired with some white dress pants, but even this handsome cleancut look couldn’t steal the spotlight from his ravishing wife.

Jada Pinkett stole the show as she showed off her amazing figure in a mint green mini dress. The 40-year-old actress flaunted her amazing legs down the red carpet as she paired the dress with some strappy gold heels. Pinkett pulled her hair back into a long, sleek, elegant ponytail, mixing a bit of class with the sexy asymmetrical dress. Smith didn’t seem to mind his wife getting all the attention. The 43-year-old actor looked proud to be showing off his gorgeous wife.

Will’s co-star for the new film, Josh Brolin, was also present on the red carpet as the two posed together for several pictures. The Men in Black 3 stars also took the time to be a part of Madrid’s Tennis Open. Will Smith presented Roger Federer with a framed black suit from the movie to congratulate him on his victory against Tomas Berdych. Of course, just giving his congrats wasn’t enough for the comedic duo. Will Smith and Josh Brolin joined together to play their own game of tennis…with a twist. The crowd cheered as the two used giant tennis rackets and a giant tennis ball in an attempt to show off their own athletic skills.

The stars of the film have traveled to many other cities including Tokyo and Paris to promote the latest Men in Black movie. The upcoming film, set to be released on the 25th of this month, will be the first Men in Black movie in almost ten years. Screenwriters for the film have decided to take the secret agents on a trip back through time.

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