Chris Rock’s mother talks about Will Smith: “He slapped us all, he slapped me”

The mother of Chris Rock fight back. Rose Rock was asked in WIS-TV about the aggression of Will Smith at the last Oscar ceremony and has confessed that he is still processing it.

“When Will slapped Chris, he slapped us all. But he really slapped me. When you hurt my son, you hurt me,” she confessed. “I have no idea what he would say to her other than, ‘what the hell were you thinking?’ Because you slapped but a lot of things could have happened. Chris could have stepped back and fallen. They could have taken you out in handcuffs. You didn’t think, you reacted when your wife glanced sideways at you and you went upstairs, and you made her day because her jaw dropped and she smiled when He passed”.

“I thought it was part of the script until it started with the obscenities,” he acknowledges about how he experienced what happened that night and explains that he does not understand the aggressor’s ban from the Academy for the next ten years. “What does that mean? She doesn’t even go every year,” he points out.

“His people wrote an article and said: ‘I apologize to Chris Rock’. But something like that is personal. You have to take charge,” he stresses about the message that Smith posted on Instagram.

Let us remember that, in the recent gala, Rock appeared on stage to present an award and spotting Jada Pinkett Smithjoked, “Jada, I can’t wait to see ‘Lieutenant O’Neil 2.'”

At first, Will was seen laughing and his wife pouting. The camera went back to Rock, and then Smith came onstage, slapped the comedian, and went back to his seat. “Get my wife’s name out of your fucking mouth,” he already shouted from his seat on two occasions. “Man, it was just a joke from ‘Lieutenant O’Neil'”, answered a stunned Rock who, as he could, continued his segment.

Soon after, Smith won the Oscar and gave one of the most embarrassing speeches in living memory.

“The 94th Academy Awards was meant to be a celebration of the many members of our community who did incredible work this past year, however, those moments were overshadowed by the unacceptable and hurtful behavior we saw Mr. Smith exhibit on stage. “, communicated the president of the Academy, David Rubinand the CEO, Dawn Hudson. “During our broadcast, we did not adequately address the situation in the room. For that, we are sorry. This was an opportunity for us to set an example for our guests, viewers, and our Academy family around the world, and we fell short.” , without being prepared for the unprecedented”.