Jada Pinkett Smith claims she and husband Will Smith want to write a BOOK together called ‘Don’t Try This at Home’- after her explosive and baffling memoir revelations

Jada Pinkett Smith has dropped another surprising revelation: she and her husband Will Smith are considering writing a book together.

“I know Will and I are talking about writing a book together called ‘Don’t Try This at Home,'” she said. Additional.

It would be a follow-up to Jada’s sensational memoir Worthy, which details the marital and personal problems she endured.

Jada, 52, has opened up all while promoting her new book – including revealing that she and Will have been divorced for seven years.

Despite the split bombshell, Jada told Extra that she and Will, 55, have actually gotten back together — and that divorce was “off the table.”

“The idea that we were separated for seven years and we’re still apart after the Oscars, we went back, you know, and I think that part of the story got left out,” she told Extra.

The night Will met Chris Rock at the Oscars proved to have a transformative impact on their relationship. Jada decided to stay with her husband that night after thinking about divorce for years.

‘That was the moment I knew I would never leave Will’s side. After all these years of thinking I would, after all these years of thinking, I’m getting a divorce, I’m getting a legal separation… And I didn’t go there as his wife. But I left his wife behind. So it showed me that love can conquer all.”

That night, Smith punched Rock in the face after the comedian made a joke about Jada, who suffers from alopecia, and her bald head.

Now the couple is focusing on repairing their relationship.

‘Divorce is off the table. We are life partners,” she emphasized.

She said she prefers the term “life partner” to husband because it better describes her current view of marriage.

‘I call him life partner. To me, it’s a more expansive definition than what I came into the marriage with around the ‘idea’ of a husband,” Jada said.

Smith, in an email sent Saturday in the New York Timessaid Pinkett Smith’s recent comments about their relationship were a wake-up call for him, adding that she was “more resilient, smarter and more compassionate” than he had realized.

The King Richard star told the newspaper in an email: ‘When you’re with someone for more than half your life, a kind of emotional blindness sets in.

“And it’s all too easy to lose your sensitivity to their hidden nuances and subtle beauties.”

Jada has even had to deal with distressed fans and social media users who have begged her to stop her tell-all tour and tone down the revelations about her marriage due to their disturbing nature.

Although she insisted in multiple interviews that she never told Will to respond to a joke Rock made about her buzzed hair — an attempt to hide the effects of her alopecia — she confusingly told Vanity Fair that the incident caused her to reconsider to marry Will.

Jada even called Will her “life partner” and her “dude” during a virtual appearance Monday night on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.

But her complicated feelings about her husband – who remains a beloved star even after his shocking Oscar blow – have alarmed fans and viewers of her interviews.

Several social media users spoke out on Twitter (recently renamed

“My sadness, folks, can you all stop interviewing Jada Pinkett Smith now?” one user moaned.

Another person joked, “How can we collectively disconnect from Jada Pinkett Smith’s stream of consciousness(?)”

Others insisted they never asked about all the sordid details about Jada and Will’s wedding.

“I keep learning things against my will about Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith’s marriage. Make it stop,” another user complained.