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Jordyn Woods Gushes Over Her BFF Jaden Smith: ‘He Supports Me Every Single Day’
Get you a BFF who has your back — and pushes you to do more. Jordyn Woods spoke with Life & Style exclusively about one of her closest and oldest friends Jaden Smith and how he has supported her throughout their friendship. Needless to say, the duo holds each other down during the best and worst times.
“He supports me every single day. He always calls me and will ask if I’m doing this or that. He knows the real me and my secret talents, knows what I like to do,” the 22-year-old revealed at the launch for her new fitness brand, FRSTPL<CE. “He always pushes me to do those things that people don’t know. Anything he says he is going to do; he does. His Just Water Company, the I Love You Truck. He is one person that is changing the world and making the world a better place. Just his existence motivates me. He pushes me!”
Jaden, 21, is known for being a doer, so it makes sense why he and Jordyn would continue to be super close. But the model babe is also tight with Jaden’s mom and dad, Will and Jada Pinkett Smith. The mom and dad duo are so full of wisdom — and have really been a resource for Jordy since the cheating scandal with Tristan Thompson back in February.
In fact, they’ve given her so many lessons, it was hard for her to pick the most meaningful one. “Honestly, I feel like they give advice to the world,” she said. “If you watch Red Table Talk or Wills’ Instagram, they are constantly spilling advice to everyone. It’s hard to say because they are like a walking advice book.”
Considering Jordyn made an appearance on Jada’s renowned talk show, we’re not surprised how much credit she gave the program — and Jaden’s mama, 47 — for having killer guidance. “She takes a simple concept and just explain it perfectly and puts everything in different perspectives,” she explained. “I think a lot of people need to hear different perspectives because everything can be so one-sided in the media and in the world. It’s really about being open, honest, and accepting most of the time if you think something someone else thinks the same thing.”
