Will Smith & Jada Pinkett Smith End Public Appearance Hiatus For Paris Fashion Week

Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith put it all on display to support their son!

The famous couple took Paris by storm, looking all fashionable, and marking an end to their public outing hiatus, which began last September when they spent time together in Malibu.

Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith have maintained one of the most dynamic marital arrangements in Hollywood, despite separating since 2016, although they have yet to activate the divorce process.

The duo joined Jaden as he unveiled his first collection for Christian Louboutin as the Men's Creative Director in Paris. Will and Jada posed outside the runway show in coordinated outfits and a big grin on their faces.

Will opted for a black shirt on a black and white tweed combo, paired with a black coat, while the actress donned leather pants, paired with a shirt and silver-studded details.

The pair kept it chic in the footwear department with Will opting for sleek black shoes with chunky soles, and Jada opting for black and diamond-studded open-toed heels.

As reported by The Daily Mail, Will and Jada appeared very cordial at the event, where they flashed peace signs to the photographers and their spectators.

Will and Jada stepped out to grab quick bites at Nobu, California, last September in an almost similar style to their latest outing, although without the cameras and flashing lights.

As shared by The Blast, Will and Jada stepped out in almost similar outfits as the actress chose a strapless hooded nude-colored dress paired with gold accessories and sunglasses. Will opted for nude-colored Khaki shorts with a white shirt and the same-colored baseball cap.

The couple flashed occasional smiles at the cameras as they made their way towards a white Lamborghini. The September sighting comes nearly a year after they were captured making their way out of Crossroads Kitchen in Calabasas in November 2024.

As usual, Will and Jada kept a very lively look as they stepped out with their arms wrapped around each other.

The actress revealed in 2023 when she was promoting her memoir "Worthy" that they were separated but yet to sign the dotted lines. Jada noted that it has become hard for them to just straight up divorce and throw all partnerships away due to their family that still binds them.

However, the couple's financial situation felt the pressure of their unusual living arrangement, which basically meant managing two separate homes where each individual resided. 

Will's net worth has reportedly felt the heat of his recent actions, including the episode between him and Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars. The impressive financial success of the "Bad Boys: Ride or Die" movie did little to salvage his allegedly declining financial situation.

The filmmaker had reportedly sold off his five-bedroom Maryland home for less than $1 million last year and plans to flip his Woodlands Hill property very soon.

Last year, The Blast stated that on November 7, Bilaal Salaam sued the actress for allegedly embarking on a verbal and accusation rampage against her. Bilaal claimed he had been friends with the actor for over four decades, and the verbal attack happened during Will's birthday party in September 2021.

The incident reportedly took place in the lobby of the Regency Calabasas Common, during which the actress allegedly warned Bilaal to stop spreading information about her. Jada accompanied her threat with a promise that Salaam would bear the consequences if he persisted.

In Bilaal's lawsuit, he described that Jada approached him in the lobby with about seven members of her entourage, and promised that he would end up "missing or a catch bullet" if he did not sign a non-disclosure agreement.

Jada was sued for intentional infliction of emotional distress because she denied seeing the actor engage in any sexual behavior with men, although Bilaal released a video suggesting otherwise.

Earlier in January, the actor was the subject of a lawsuit filed by Brian King Joseph, a violinist who performed during his "Based on a True Story: 2025" tour. Brian explained that he began a professional relationship with the actor after he played at his home in November.

The violinist was then hired to perform at the actor's December 2024 concert in San Diego before he joined the full tour. The two subsequently became very close during their working relationship, where they spent additional alone time together.

He recalled that their closeness eventually set the stage for inappropriate behavior, including an event where he returned to his hotel room around 11 p.m. and discovered it had been "unlawfully entered" by an "unknown person."