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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DAMN!  Y’all need to chill!  He doesn’t need YOUR forgiveness!  What did he do to YOU?  He assaulted Chris Rock, not you!  Don’t get me wrong, I was shocked and disappointed by a lot of his actions that night.  But DAMN, show him some grace!

In the 20+ years that he has been in the public eye, he has walked the line.  I’s like to thing that this one moment in his life does not define who he is.  Again grace!    I am so happy that my mistakes, were not done on TV for the world to see.

If Mike Tyson can recover after biting off a piece of Evander Holyfield’s ear, then so can Mr. Smith.
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DAMN GIRL! You seem to know pretty well that Duane K. Martin and his ex, Tisha, have shown Mr. Smith (LOL for life, sweetie) rather a lot of grace.

Mike Tyson never pretended he didn’t bite the ear, or that he did so for capital H Honor.

The poster noting that Jada is walking the line (you’re so cute PP) between kind of truth and total fat lie with her alopecia complaint. I don’t think she suffers from true, diagnosed alopecia. I think she has had some traction loss that she’s pissed about and decided she was a noble autoimmune disease sufferer instead of a middle-aged woman facing the consequences of some beauty choices. [/quote]

Exactly this - she has traction alopecia, as do a lot of black women of her age, due to the way she styled her hair over the past 30 or so years.[/quote]

If that is true, she could have helped other women by being honest about it.[/quote]

I felt the same way about John Travolta and Kelly Preston not coming clean on Jett’s autism. They knew when he was a child that he had it but, probably thanks to Scientology, refused to acknowledge it publicly until Jett died in his bathtub accident and they were being scrutinized. [/quote]

Gross. The Travoltas don’t need to explain to the world a private diagnosis they have for their son. It is no one’s business. [/quote] Likewise, Jada doesn't have to explain the exact type of alopecia she has and what may have caused it. [/quote]

If she’s gonna put herself out there as a victim and use her diagnosis to justify her husbands bad behavior then yes she does. Traction alopecia is a lesson learned not a disability.[/quote] That was will , Jada never used her diagnosis to justify it.  Actually, after she briefly brought up the incident on Red Table Talk fans were in her comments pissed because they felt she didn’t stick up for Will enough.[/quote]

This is in character for Jada. She gaslights him and treats him poorly. And after egging him on, she now acts like he acted on his own, given the negative public response. [/quote]  She's always humiliating him on video.   That video of her talking to him about the August "entanglement" was so bad.  I don't know why he puts up with her sht. [/quote]

There was one video in their house where he kept asking her to stop filming him. She was interrogating him and he seemed tired. Nothing would make her stop and it seemed like he has to give in to her. It was so inappropriate to treat someone in your household like that.  She was horrible to him and she clearly is more concerned about her show and fame and has to use him to get it. I actually liked her and defended her before I saw that video. [/quote]

Where is this video?[/quote]

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