There are no PMS jokes allowed in Jada Pinkett Smith’s household. The actress revealed how she and her 19-year-old daughter, Willow, ‘educate’ their ‘joker,’ Will.
Dad jokes need to be checked, too. That was the message of the Nov. 25 episode of the Facebook Watch talk show Red Table Talk, since host Jada Pinkett Smith , 48, invited T.I., 39, and his wife Tameka “Tiny” Harris, 44, onto her show. T.I. even disappointed Planned Parenthood after saying his 18-year-old daughter, Deyjah, is ushered to “yearly trips to the gynecologist to check her hymen,” and the rapper revealed on the talk show that he apologized to his daughter. But the actress could understand how T.I. thought such a joke was A-OK, since she has to deal with a “joker” herself: her husband Will Smith, 51.
“I understood that because I’m in this house with Will and he be saying the craziest stuff,” Jada told T.I. on Monday’s talk show. She continued, “He don’t understand the level. And thank God he has me and he’s got [daughter] Willow [Smith]…we educate that joker before he leaves this house. You know what I mean?” Apparently, the Aladdin star is “one of those that likes to tell stories and sometimes goes too far,” Jada explained.
Will especially went too far when he joked about his 19-year-old daughter’s feminine issues, according to Jada. “Willow has gone at her dad several times for very insensitive comments, whether it’s around menstruation or, you know, ‘You must be PMS-ing,’ and she’s like, ‘That right there, we not gon’ do that,’” Jada revealed on the talk show. With that, Jada concluded, “Every day, it’s a work in progress.”
