Will Smith And Jada Pinkett-Smith Admits Having Open Relationship? Marriage On The Rocks Because Of Margot Robbie?

Will Smith and wife Jada Pinkett-Smith allegedly have an open relationship. Following news that he is cheating with his “Focus” co-star Margot Robbie, insiders close to the couple revealed that Jada is not worried for they already have an understanding.

According to Celeb Dirty Laundry, Will Smith and wife Jada Pinkett-Smith's marriage did not take a hit even after the cheating rumors surfaced. In an interview with Howard Stern, the actress did not seem worried by all the rumors. When asked about his husband's alleged affair, she answered, "I'm not his watcher."

The website speculated that the only reason why Jada was not worried about Will cheating with Margot is because she is also in a relationship with someone else.

"That's your husband - why would you not be watching him like a hawk, unless you have an open relationship and could care less who he is running around with because you are doing a little bit of it yourself."

The author further pointed out that open relationship setups are quite common with A-list celebrity couples.

"When two successful actors have children together and are worth millions of dollars, sometimes it is easier to just 'consciously uncouple' and start dating other people, rather than trying to get a divorce and argue over the kids and assets acquired since the wedding."

Speaking to Us Weekly, Will Smith admitted that he and his wife Jada Pinkett-Smith have had marital problems for a while now.

"Jada and I have struggled with that a little bit. The problem is one person is in work mode while the other person is in chill mode. Then it's like you're both trying to come up," he revealed.

He added that it's only natural for relationships to take the backseat when the career becomes their main focus.

"It is really something that will happen in time. And you'll realize that you're either really committed to having a relationship, or you're really committed to coming up. At some point one or the other is going to have to suffer," the "Suicide Squad" actor said.