What Married Couples Can Learn From Will Smith’s Oscars Slap

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Why did Will Smith slap Chris Rock?

Was it because of the darkness inside of him, or maybe because Jada gave him the “off with his head” look?

Even someone like Will Smith can go backward, from a King to a Warrior. (Or maybe a sedated warrior?).

Was this infamous moment an act of protection or was it a reflection of the uncertainty he feels in the relationship after feeling humiliated that she cheated on him?

On this episode of God, Money & Purpose, Raul and Vivian Villacis offer their take on why Smith acted the way he did from a place of understanding rather than judgment.

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