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Will Smith Stirs Up Cheating Rumors After Flirty Photo With Co-star Surfaces

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Will Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett Smith are fending off rumors that their 16-year marriage is in trouble, again. For a while it appeared that the longtime Hollywood couple could carry on with their marriage and raising their children without the public waiting for an announcement of a divorce.

Newly surfaced photos quickly pushed the rumors back to the forefront. Will was seen snapping cutesy photos with his “Focus” film costar Margot Robbie at the film’s wrap party.

A source is claiming the photos were innocent. “They’re not hooking up,” a source told Us Weekly.

“That was a photo booth on set that the producers got for everyone,” a second insider explained to the gossip magazine. “It was the last day of filming and everyone was taking pictures. They were just goofing around. Will is just like that. There’s nothing more to it.”

Despite the repeated rumors, Jada Pinkett has no intentions of leaving her husband anytime soon. She told Redbook magazine recently,

“What is the thing that Will could do to make me not love him? That would make me abandon him? I can’t think of one. I’m sorry. Except if he did something bad to the kids — now we’ve got a problem.”

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