Zoe Kravitz is Crew Chris within the huge debate over the slap heard all over the world as she reveals off her modern Oscars robe.
Zoe Kravitz has chosen a facet within the Will Smith and Chris Rock Oscars drama. She threw some shade at Will Smith who stormed on stage and slapped Chris after making a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith’s bald head after opening up about her struggles with alopecia. The Batman star uploaded a pic of her on the Vainness Honest Oscars Celebration rocking a modern white robe with a plunging keyhole, which might be seen right here.
“and here's a image of my costume on the celebration after the award present -where we're apparently screaming profanities and assaulting individuals on stage now,” she captioned the pic, referencing Will’s conduct. It’s clear that she’s crew Chris for this one. She definitely isn’t the primary celeb to react to Chris and Will’s feud and certain received’t be the final.
Jabari Banks, who performs Will’s character within the Recent Prince of Bel-Air reboot, weighed in on the slap heard all over the world whereas speaking EXCLUSIVELY with HollywoodLife. “I've combined emotions about it. The primary rule in Hollywood is that ladies and kids you keep away from. He took a vow and that was to face up for his Jada and that's what he did,” he instructed HL. “For higher or for worse, he stood up from Jada.”
Will certainly has some celebs in his nook. 50 Cent weighed in on the matter on Instagram, defending Will. Moreover, instantly after the incident, Denzel Washington and Bradley Cooper went over to the King Richard star to test on him and console him. Shortly after the slap, Will needed to reappear on stage and settle for his award for Finest Actor.
Will has since apologized for smacking the All people Hates Chris star. “My conduct ultimately evening’s Academy Awards was unacceptable and inexcusable,” he penned in an Instagram submit. “Jokes at my expense are part of the job, however a joke about Jada’s medical situation was an excessive amount of for me to bear and I reacted emotionally.” He added, “Violence in all of its types is toxic and damaging.” The Academy has introduced that it’ll be reviewing the incident and figuring out whether or not any additional motion is required.