Jada Pinkett Smith Shares Fierce Photo After Will Smith Had Her ‘Looking Crazy’ on Family Vacation

Actress Jada Pinkett Smith and her husband Will Smith are living it up while on a family vacation in Italy. Jada had to let her Instagram followers know she’s still got it after Will shared a video of her “looking crazy” earlier in the day. Naturally, Jada’s plan to show how fierce she is worked perfectly.

The “Girls Trip” actress posted a hot new photo wearing a yellow bikini aboard their luxurious yacht. “Since @willsmith got me look’n all crazy in his Daddy Dearest video … I had to push some “counter programming”😜.”

Fans fall in love with the photo.

“Gorgeous!lll even in the other video u were gorgeous there too!!!! You are a beautiful creature!❤❤❤👏🏽👏🏽”

“Hi i remember you long time ago your a roll mode keep talking care of your self you will live for eternity”

“Strong , empowering, real, beautiful , smart an amazing women to look up to! Thank for being a great role model while on a huge plate form. 😃❤💋”

“You look great here and I thought you looked very beautiful in the Daddy Dearest 😊 video. Only truly beautiful women can look like that in candid spontaneous pictures”

“I LOVE this woman! You have been a HUGE inspiration in & to my life! I’m petite like u! You’ve helped me embrace what GOD blessed me with! You look absolutely GORGEOUS! #SLAYIN’!!!!”

Earlier in the day, her hubby Will shared with his rapidly growing Instagram followers a quick video of his family resting and relaxing on the yacht. Jada was wearing a gray sweater with no care in the world and certainly not expecting her husband to capture her while relaxing. “Look pretty for my Instagram..and get me followers!” Will joked. The video has been viewed over 10 million times, no wonder Jada was adamant about some “counter-programming.”

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