“Not all women can be loved” — Wale Jana on Will Smith

Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith’s marriage has been quite the media storm for a while now, especially with Jada being vocal about the pair’s recent relationship status.

For Nigerian business mogul, Wale Jana however, the relationship situation between the Hollywood pair is prove enough for men not to hold on to a woman playing hard to get.

Taking to the internet to share his perspective on relationships, the business mogul encouraged men to walk away from women who play hard to get, as he believes such behavior is indicative of a lack of genuine interest.

The Hollywood celebrity couple’s relationship has earned the media spotlight following an interview Jada Pinkett granted in which she referred to the late rapper Tupac Shakur as her soulmate.

She also disclosed that she and Will Smith had secretly been living apart for seven years, citing exhaustion from trying to salvage their marriage.

Taking to his Instagram page to express his views, Jana quoted Proverbs 12:4, which reads,

“A worthy wife is a crown for her husband, but a disgraceful woman is like cancer in his bones.”

Jana went on to reflect on the public incident at the Oscars when Will Smith slapped comedian Chris Rock after he made an insulting comment about Jada.

Jana suggested that the root cause of this episode was Jada’s comments about Tupac, including her assertion that she would never have married Will Smith had Tupac been alive.

In his social media post, Jana questioned how one deals with a partner who openly admits to cheating on them and claims they were forced into the marriage.

“How do you deal with a wife who keeps telling everyone that the real love of her life is Tupac and that if Tupac was alive, she would never have married Will Smith!

“How do you deal with a wife who told the world she cheated on Will Smith and that she was forced to marry him?

He commended Will Smith for consistently treating Jada with honor and respect despite the challenges in their relationship.

“Will Smith on the other hand has never spoken a derogatory word against her, he has treated her with so much honor and respect.

Drawing lessons from the situation, Jana’s advice to men is to recognize red flags in relationships.

“The big lesson for this is that not all women can be loved! Your sacrifices, devotion, success and years of commitment will not change anything if you are with a woman who is determined to disgrace you at all costs.

He believes that if a woman is playing hard to get, it may signify a lack of genuine interest.

His ultimate suggestion is for men to have the courage to walk away from such situations, rather than enduring potential humiliation or disgrace in the long run.