Jada Pinkett-Smith Dated Will Smith’s “Fresh Prince” Co-Star Alfonso Ribeiro

Jada Pinkett-Smith Dated Will Smith’s “Fresh Prince” Co-Star Alfonso Ribeiro
Frequent viewers and fans of the Facebook Watch web series “Red Table Talk” caught a glimpse of what’s to come for the series’ upcoming second season last week. On Monday, the first part of the episode for “Becoming Mr. & Mrs. Smith,” was released and as fans were previously braced in the preview, Will Smith joins his wife Jada Pinkett-Smith, along with his daughter, Willow Smith, and mother-in-law, Adrienne Norris as they discuss previously sealed details about the marriage between one of Hollywood’s most private couple.

Will & Jada
As the pair divulge in how they met and how their love came into fruition, Will shared before he had the opportunity to date Jada, his co-star from the hit show “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” Alfonso Ribeiro – better known as Carlton – dated Jada before he did.
Will begins,
I remember, you were on ‘A Different World,’ and Alfonso knew everybody –

Alfonso Ribeiro
Jada interjects,
I actually think I dated Alfonso.
Will continues,
You went on a date with Alfonso, yes. And he took you on a motorcycle or something.
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