Actress Jada Pinkett Smith recently expressed hope for “closure” following the arrest of Tupac suspect Duane “Keffe D” Davis belongs to Shakur 1996 murder.
Her Instagram post drew mixed reactions on social media, with some making jokes and others sympathizing with her emotional journey.
Smith previously described Tupac as his “best friend” and “father figure.” In a 2015 interview, she revealed they tried to kiss but felt it wasn’t right.
Fans React To Jada Pinkett Smith’s Tribute To Tupac Shakur
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Following Duane “Keffe D” Davis’ arrest in connection with Tupac Shakur’s 1996 murder, Jada Pinkett Smith, a longtime friend of the hip-hop legend, expressed her hope for “closure.”
In an Instagram Story post, the talk show host wrote, “Now I hope we can get some answers and have some closure. RIP Pac,” concluded with a dove emoji.
Following Smith’s tribute to Tupac, social media users expressed mixed opinions.
“Is Smith holding the cleanest L in Wives history,” wrote one person, subtly referencing the couple’s famous “Red Table Talk” interview, in which they talked about their marital issues.
Another added, “Can’t imagine my man saying ‘RIP to his dead ex-girlfriend, because he left with her.”
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Others empathized with her emotional journey, with one saying, “I know people joke about their relationship. But I know today must have been very emotional for her.”
Another said: “I’m glad he’s calm and hopefully getting over it now.”
A third person said, “You guys are so annoying. is he not allowed to be happy that one of his best friends got justice???”
“It must be crazy seeing your friends die consistently on TV and online. Hope he is [gets] closure and [has] sad [I don’t] thought he ever got a chance,” wrote another.
Jada Pinkett Smith Describes Tupac Shakur As ‘Best Friend’ And ‘Father Figure’
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Smith has always openly discussed his deep bond with Tupac and emphasized that he was his “best friend”. The two initially crossed paths as students at the Baltimore School of the Arts in Maryland.
Recalling their first meeting, the “Madagascar” actor said in an interview, “It was the first day, and he came up to me and introduced himself. Fromm saw that he wasn’t necessarily a cat I wanted to manage.”
He continued: “But as soon as he got close to me, he was like a magnet. As soon as you paid attention to him, he sucked you in. And we hit it off from that moment.”
He described Tupac as the “brother” and “father figure” in his life. Pinkett Smith expressed the uniqueness of their relationship, adding, “The kind of relationship we have…you only get it once in a lifetime…”
Jada Pinkett Smith Says She And Tupac Shakur Almost Kissed
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During a 2015 interview with Howard Stern, Smith shared his thoughts on his friendship with Tupac, stating, “I’ve never in my life met someone like Pac. He had so much charisma.”
In the interview, Smith revealed that at one point, he and the “Hit Em Up” singer tried to continue their relationship with a kiss. However, both felt something was wrong, causing them to reconsider.
With the wisdom of age, Smith gained a deeper understanding of their relationship, stating, “Being older, I understand more about what’s between us. When you have two young people with strong feelings, but no physical chemistry between us.
Suspect Arrested in Tupac Shakur Murder After 27 Years
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On Friday, it was revealed that the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department arrested Duane “Keffe D” Davis in connection with the fatal shooting of Tupac on September 13, 1996, marking a significant breakthrough in the case after 27 years.
Police had previously searched a home in Las Vegas in connection with Tupac’s murder.
Davis was arrested Friday morning and faces charges of gang-enhanced murder. During a press conference, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department identified him as the individual who issued the death order in Tupac’s murder, referring to him as the “commander on the scene.”
Notably, the now 60-year-old suspect has claimed to be one of three “living witnesses” to the events surrounding Tupac’s murder, as documented in the 2019 book, “Compton Street Legends.”
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