Edge's News: Will Smith Slaps Chris Rock at the Oscars 2022…...Video

Will Smith the supposed husband to Jada Pinkett Smith took it upon himself play He-Man/Thanos. This Once upon a time (meaning as of yesterday) most believed celebrity has shocked the entire entertainment world with his brazen and narcissistic action he display at the 94th 2022 Oscars.

The academy award ceremony started pretty fantastic with our Queen B stellar performance looking beautiful and graceful as ever. This academy award was hosted by talented Chris Rock, who always is full of jokes and teases of one celebrity after another. This time it was Jada’s turn to be poke fun off, the joke which was quite cheesy and funny at the time that even Will Smith cackled at it only turn round a few second later walked up the stage and WHAM slaps Chris Rock….. I mean What The Fuck was that.

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We @edge are not sure if that was acting or a straight on assault but as news trickle in its looking more and more like a blatant disrespect to Chris Rock and his family, to Black and coloured people all over the world.

This Asshole Will Smith needs to get his oscar stripped and lose all and any endorsement he ever have has, motherfucker forget that its the people that made his who is he is today… GOD I am livid, how do you slap a grown ass man on national television, and the Bitch-ass is the background yelling get my wife name out of your mouth…. Bitch tell August Alsina to get his dick out of your wife's pussy dumb SOB

Chris Rock has declined to file a police report after Will Smith went onstage and smacked the comedian across the face at the 2022 Academy Awards, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.

All respect goes to Chris Rock for his professionalisms, his demeanour and for just showing us how to be better.

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