For almost 20 years of being married Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith are often rumored to divorce because of cheating allegations.
While none of the allegations were most likely proven, in most cases Will Smith will be the culprit in the stories posted by the tabloids.
Most recently, the 46-year-old multi-talented actor is once again rumored to have or have been cheating on his wife 43-year-old lovely wife, Jada Pinkett-Smith with his "Focus" and "Suicide Squad" co-star Margot Robbie.
The American hunk and the Australian hottie reportedly started their affair while filming their movie "Focus" last year, and while the cheating rumors that could have caused Will and Jada to divorce were vehemently denied another issue is being thrown at the actor.
Apparently, Will Smith is overly jealous with the 24-year-old actress' new boyfriend, Tom Ackerley.
According to Celebrity Laundry "Will Smith is so hot for 'Wolf of Wall Street' sizzler Margot Robbie, he plunged into a jealous funk when her boyfriend Tom Ackerley showed up on the Toronto set of their 'Suicide Squad' flick.
"Jada Pinkett-Smith's hubby and Robbie had gotten real flirty after filming their movie 'Focus.' Now the Fresh Prince is all mopey because Margot has suddenly cooled."
Adding that, "Will was in a bad mood all day, especially when Margot kept kissing Tom."
Now, Jada Pinkett-Smith has reportedly had enough of the cheating that she's already considering divorce.
Early this year, Will admitted that there have been struggles in their marriage most especially with the time he and Jada are spending away from each other because of their acting projects.
"Jada and I have struggled with that a little bit," Will Smith said in an interview with Us Weekly . "The problem is one person is in work mode while the other person is in chill mode. Then it's like you're both trying to come up."
"It is really something that will happen in time," he added. "And you'll realize that you're either really committed to having a relationship, or you're really committed to coming up. At some point one or the other is going to have to suffer."
