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Followers React To Jada Pinkett Smith Sharing Video Of Her & Tupac

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Following the twenty seventh anniversary of Tupac Shakur‘s passing and Jada Pinkett Smith marking her 52nd birthday, she shared a video of the pair dancing to one in all Will Smith‘s bops. And folks on social media are chiming in with combined reactions to Jada’s add!

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Jada Pinkett Smith Says The Video Confirmed When She & Tupac Have been “Merely Children Collectively”

The Women Journey actress shared the clip by Instagram on Wednesday (Sept. 20).

It featured Jada and Tupac — who grew to become friends whereas attending highschool collectively in Baltimore, Maryland — dancing round whereas lip-syncing to “Mother and father Simply Don’t Perceive.”

Inside another upload, she shared that the video was taken throughout their junior 12 months and highlighted them “merely [being] children collectively.”

Viewers Chime In On-line

Beneath The Shade Room‘s add about Jada Pinkett Smith’s video, the Roomies sounded off with their reactions. Many individuals weren’t feeling Jada’s submit, particularly contemplating how Will honored her in an upload simply a few days earlier.

A consumer going by @mykemyke__ remarked, “Posting movies of ya Ex on ya husband music is loopy.”

As for @theacemua, she declared that Jada Pinkett Smith was “nonetheless in love with Tupac.”

Citing a letter that Willow Smith wrote Tupac, @itsfrankietho commented, “I’ll always remember when your children wrote letter to Pac. You might be wild as hell. lol”

Regardless of a few of these sentiments, @goodworkcharlie identified, “Suppose this places a pair factors on the board for Will. Them dancing to his music whereas he getting Grammys off it positively the W.”

The dialog carried over to X, previously generally known as Twitter. Take a look at a number of the tweets down beneath.

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