Will Smith Launching $100 Million Startup Fund W/ Japanese Soccer Star

Will Smith
Will Smith Launching $100 Mill Startup Fund W/ Japanese Soccer Star
Will Smith is investing a serious coin! According to reports, the 49-year-old actor and Japan’s World Cup soccer star Keisuke Honda are launching an investment fund. The goal of the fund is to raise $100 million of Japanese money and investing in U.S. startups. Smith recently complimented Honda at a pre-match press conference.
You know who else I like? Keisuke Honda. We have a little bit of a relationship. Keisuke is the truth. I like his heart. He is a really authentic, good dude.
Investments will not be restricted to the sports and entertainment sectors. The pair have other business ventures.
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