Jada Pinkett-Smith Used Body Double For Sex Scene, Says Blair Underwood

Jada Pinkett-Smith, Blair Underwood
Jada Pinkett-Smith Used Body Double For Infamous ‘Set It Off’ Sex Scene, Co-Star Blair Underwood Says
Jada Pinkett-Smith’s intimate scene with Blair Underwood for the film Set It Off didn’t actually feature the actress.
Blair Underwood shared the secret from the 1996 film during his appearance on Strong Black Legends Podcast recently.
“For ‘Set It Off’, we had a love scene and Jada had a body double. She made the choice, and understandably, and people do that… for the physical body parts. Which I respect, like absolutely.”
#JadaPinkettSmith used a body double for a sex scene pic.twitter.com/uMYN3e9AI9
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He explained,
“Literally, this actress comes in like ‘Hi, nice to meet you,and you jump right in the bed and do all the physical stuff. It can be awkward sometimes.”
Meanwhile, it’s safe to say he and Jada Pinkett-Smith are still on good terms. He recently showed love to the Red Table Talk host on his Instagram page.
What do you think about Jada using a body double? Tell us in the comments.
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