Will Smith's daughter, Willow Smith has shockingly caused controversy after an Instagram post went viral.
A photo was recently uploaded in an Instagram account and has then started an issue to the famous Smith family. 13 year-old Will Smith's daughter has been involved in a picture that is considered obscene especially by most parents. The photo shows that Willow Smith is lying in bed with a topless man.
Many people have raised eyebrows as the photo was uploaded in the Instagram account of the man that was in the picture. The 20 year-old guy was identified as Moises Arias who is also an actor and also the best friend of Jaden Smith, Willow's older sibling. It was Arias, who posted the picture in his Instagram account, but he eventually deleted the photo yet other people have already reposted it and called the image perverted, according to TMZ.
The black and white photo depicts Will Smith's daughter lying on the bed, fully clothed with Arias, who is leaning on the wall, shirtless. The two also did not appear to be touching each other. However, the photograph still dragged Willow into controversy as many people thinks that it is very inappropriate for her age.
Moreover, Arias, who is known for his role as Rico in Hannah Montana is no longer new to the Smith family. He is said to be Jaden's good friend, but is also rumored to be frequently hanging out with Will Smith's daughter lately. The actor also shared photos of himself posing with the Jenner girls.
As the bed photo controversy about Willow erupted, both of her parents have also become the subject of the issue since many people are now questioning the kind of parenting style that Will Smith and Jada on their kids. Furthermore, a close friend of the Smith couple said that Will Smith's daughter, Willow is very mature and did not cross the line.
Reports in Hollywood previously emerged saying that Will and Jada were instituting a strict parental regimen in their household. As to the controversial photo, the superstar parents believe that it is also an expression of art.
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