Willow Smith Controversy: Will Smith's Daughter Wise Beyond Her Years Or Growing Up Too Fast?

A lot has been written about Willow Smith's controversies - from racy photos circulating the web, outspoken interviews, career choices, and overall "to cool for school" demeanor. The 13-year-old spunky daughter of superstars Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith has once again raised concerns that she is being allowed to grow up way too fast.

According to a report from Fishwrapper.com, Willow Smith's controversies were once again fuelled when the singer-actress responded to a recent interview sounding in a nature very unlikely for someone who's barely even a teenager.

Asked what her favourite accessory is, the "Whip My Hair" star responded, "[A pair of heels from Karl Lagerfeld.] They make me feel like I'm a sophisticated Amazon woman." 

Regarding her style, Willow Smith responded: "My style is who I am all the time, and who I am always changes." 

On her fast-rising music career, Willow stated: "I have enough songs to make an album, but most of the songs I don't like. ... It's going to be something outlandish, something that nobody can imagine, something that comes from me and only me. Something we need right now."

Willow Smith controversies also resurfaced a year after she quit her own parents' production of children's classic "Annie".

"To be honest, something inside me was just, like, 'Don't'. I'm very connected with my intuition," Smith said in a Teen Vogue feature.

"I just wanted to chill, and be at home, and decompress, and just find out what I wanna do and where I stand on this planet, with the little tiny place we have," Willow explained in a separate interview for V Magazine in January this year.

After Willow quit "Annie" early last year, the title role was given to Oscar nominee Quvenzhane Wallisto. "Annie" also features Jamie Foxx as Daddy Warbucks and Cameron Diaz as Agatha Hannigan.