Willow Smith is the age of the average high school student, yet unlike your average high school student, she has been offered a chance to direct a porn movie. Smith who has reportedly said that she’s down for the “artsy” adult films during a recent episode of “Red Table Talk,” with mom Jada Pinkett Smith.
The daughter of Hollywood power couple Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith was reportedly sent a letter by a female porn movie director that was somehow obtained by the publication The Blast.
The singer and actress, Willow Camille Reign Smith, 18, who is known simply as Willow, was with her mother, Jada Pinkett, and grandmother, Adrienne Banfield-Jones, as they broached the topic of watching porn on Facebook Watch’s ratings-busting show “Red Table Talk.”
Jada Pinkett Smith admitted on the show she was once addicted to porn before dating and marrying Will Smith, who is now starring in his own blockbuster project, Aladdin. But Willow boldly declared her willingness to work on adult films if she believed it was done artistically.
“Low-key, I’m down for the expensive looking stuff. I’m down for the artistic,” Willow blurted out as her mother Jada Pinkett Smith flashed her a shocked look, according to People magazine. “If it’s artsy.”
Adult Times’ chief creative officer Bree Mills, an award-winning adult filmmaker, fired off the letter thanking Willow for “public statements you recently made about the negative impacts of stigmatizing porn,” The Blast reports.
“Adult films that are artistic and progressive provide an opportunity for people to explore and connect around issues of sexuality, which is very difficult to find in other aspects of today’s society and education systems.” Mills said in the letter, according to The Blast. “This is something that, as a woman and an award-winning adult filmmaker, I take very seriously.”
Mills added that Willow would have creative control if she accepts the offer. And Mills hopes to “show the world that, just because a story has sex in it, doesn’t mean it can’t also be a worthy piece of entertainment,” Mills wrote, according to The Blast.
