Jada Pinkett Smith claims she hit the "jackpot" when she married Will Smith because he's such a good husband and a great father to their two children.
The 'Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted' actress wed the 'Men In Black' star in 1997 and she has praised Will as the best husband ever and admits she couldn't be happier with her family.
Jada - who has two children, Jaden, 14, and 11-year-old Willow, with Will - said: "There are no negatives being married to Will Smith! I swear Will has to be one of the most outstanding fathers. Not only just loving him, and him being my husband, but when I look at how he loves his children, I go, 'Thank you! I made such a good choice.' I hit the jackpot with that one."
Jada also says being married to Will has made her grow as a person as well as realising the importance of letting him be his own person.
She told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Part of being in a partnership is that you have to support the spirit of it. Being in a partnership like that has forced me to become bigger and to grow, and to allow him to grow and be all that he's meant to be on this planet. You realise that once you learn how to give it, then you receive it."
Jada Pinkett Smith hit the 'jackpot' with Will
Jada Pinkett Smith claims she hit the "jackpot" when she married Will Smith because he's such a good husband and a great father to their two children.
The 'Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted' actress wed the 'Men In Black' star in 1997 and she has praised Will as the best husband ever and admits she couldn't be happier with her family.
Jada - who has two children, Jaden, 14, and 11-year-old Willow, with Will - said: "There are no negatives being married to Will Smith! I swear Will has to be one of the most outstanding fathers. Not only just loving him, and him being my husband, but when I look at how he loves his children, I go, 'Thank you! I made such a good choice.' I hit the jackpot with that one."
Jada also says being married to Will has made her grow as a person as well as realising the importance of letting him be his own person.
She told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Part of being in a partnership is that you have to support the spirit of it. Being in a partnership like that has forced me to become bigger and to grow, and to allow him to grow and be all that he's meant to be on this planet. You realise that once you learn how to give it, then you receive it."
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