Jada Pinkett Smith learns valuable lesson from her children in new memoir
Jada Pinkett Smith has recently discussed about her daughter Willow Smith’s wisdom in one of her interviews for her tell-all book, Worthy.
In a new interview with PEOPLE magazine, Jada revealed what her 22-year-old Willow and older siblings taught her and Will valuable lesson.
“I think what they've taught me collectively is that deep sense of self-acceptance,” said the actress.
Jada continued, “Like my kids, they love every part of me. They love every part of the journey. They are just such beautiful beings in that way, just the level of love, unconditional love, that they have for me and their dad.”
“It's one thing to want to be the person that gives that unconditional love, to be the recipient of that unconditional love just creates a whole other understanding and whole other learning that comes with that,” she stated.
The Red Table Talk host added, “And so I've really been able to feel what that feels like, to have that level of deep, unconditional love from those three beauties.”
Speaking of Willow, Jada shared her daughter’s reaction to her new book.
Jada told InStyle, “What I did was tell them what’s in the book, what stories I was going to tell about them specifically, and [ask] if they were okay with that.”
“Willow couldn’t wait, she’s like, ‘Mom, I’m taking this copy. I got to finish my read.’ She was super excited about it,” added the actress.