Jaden Smith bundles up in baggy coat and matching sweatpants as he flashes new grills in Hollywood

Jaden Smith bundled up and showed off his shiny new grills while walking in West Hollywood on Thursday.

The 24-year-old actor, who attended the premiere of Father Will Smith’s Emancipation last month, wore a large black coat with the hood pulled up over his hair and a large white ‘M’ emblazoned across the chest.

He added matching black hoodies covered in white symbols that snaked down the pant legs.

Staying warm: Jaden Smith bundled up and showed off his shiny new grills while walking in West Hollywood on Thursday

She walked in sparkly white sneakers as she left the Bird Streets Club, a fancy restaurant in the Hollywood area.

Smith’s outing comes a couple of weeks after he and his family supported his father Will at the Apple TV+ premiere of his movie Emancipation.

Will opened up about his now-infamous Oscar slap to Chris Rock during an interview on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, revealing that his nine-year-old nephew Dom watched it unfold on TV.

‘My nephew Dom is nine years old. He is the sweetest boy. We came home. He had stayed up late to see his Uncle Will, and we’re sitting in my kitchen, and he’s on my lap, and he’s holding the Oscar, and he’s like, “Why did you hit that man, Uncle Will?”‘, Smith said.

Black and white: The 24-year-old actor wore a large black coat with the hood pulled up over his hair and a large white ‘M’ emblazoned across his chest

Family Affair: Smith’s appearance came a couple of weeks after he and his family supported his father Will at the premiere of his Apple TV+ movie Emancipation (left to right: Trey Smith, Willow Smith, Jaden, Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith)

Trio: She rocked a black and white three-piece suit with a superimposed photo decorating it

Will then pulled out his tissues and looked at Noah, joking, ‘Damn. Why are you trying Oprah with me?’

Smith’s new film, Emancipation, is based on the true story of a slave known as ‘Whipped Peter’, whose photo of his back whipped by his owner’s lashes was published in 1863 and showed the world the cruelty of slavery.

The film from director Antoine Fuqua will debut in theaters on Friday, December 2 before streaming on Apple TV Plus on December 9.

Personal story: ‘My little nephew Dom is nine years old. He is the sweetest boy. We came home. He had stayed up late to see his Uncle Will, and we’re sitting in my kitchen, and he’s on my lap, and he’s holding the Oscar, and he’s like, “Why did you hit that man, Uncle Will?” ‘Smith said