“As strange as it sounds, I, like, discovered feelings in that moment.”Īmong Smith’s latest ventures is the feature film “King Richard,” a biopic about howVenus and Serena Williams came to rule the world of tennis. But it wasn’t until Willow shaved her head in the middle of the night - eliminating her ability to “Whip My Hair” - that Smith understood what his daughter meant. After a show in Ireland, Willow told her father she had fun, but she was done being on tour. On stage, Smith shared the story of his daughter Willow, who was on tour with Justin Bieber by the time she turned 10. And winning, to me, meant everything else in my life should be perfect and everyone around me should be happy,” Smith writes.
“I was killing it I was winning at everything. At Manson’s prompting, Smith walked through the pivotal life events he describes in the memoir, from his constant yearning for approval to navigating fatherhood as “the undisputed biggest movie star in the world,” as Smith dubbed himself in his book. Smith took a relaxed posture Wednesday, responding to audience members who called out to him and joking about using his “big-boy voice” after suffering from a voice crack. Sitting in the leather chair across from Smith in Chicago on Wednesday was his memoir co-author Mark Manson, the best-selling writer of “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F***.” Actor Will Smith and author Mark Manson talk about their new book, “Will,” on Wednesday night at the Chicago Theatre. A different guest joins Smith at each stop for “An Evening of Stories With Friends.” The Chicago stop is part of a five-city book tour that started in Philadelphia earlier this week and ends in London on Nov. “Within everything that I have done since then - the awards and accolades, the spotlights and the attention, the characters and the laughs - there has been a subtle string of apologies to my mother for my inaction that day,” Smith read Wednesday, from the opening chapters of the book. It starts with the fear that defined much of Smith’s childhood, detailing how his father abused his mother. Chicago welcomed actor Will Smith with cheers and a standing ovation as he took the stage at the Chicago Theatre on Wednesday night.Īn evening of rapping and cracking the not-so-occasional joke, Smith presented his memoir “ Will” (released Tuesday), which travels the arc of Smith’s life largely chronologically, with each chapter titled a particular emotion prevalent in that season.
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