Jada Pinkett-Smith Isn’t Worried About Being Liked, Says It’s “The Space Of Manipulation”

Jada Pinkett-Smith Isn’t Worried About Being Liked, Says It’s “The Space Of Manipulation”

Jada Pinkett-Smith has faced lots of criticism this year. But she might not be worried about any of it.

In a recent episode of Red Table Talk Jada Pinkett-Smith, 49, talked about dealing with how the public perceives you.

“I never worry about being liked because it’s a trick bag.”

She adds:

“That is the space of manipulation. If you need somebody to like you it’ll be too difficult for someone to act from an authentic place.”

Jada Pinkett-Smith‘s mom Adrienne Banfield-Jones chimes in, saying that most people have a difficult time liking themselves.

“But here’s the deal, most people have a difficult time liking themselves. It’s almost like begging someone to see your true image through a cracked lens.  It’s not going to happen.”