I caught Will Smith having anal sex with actor Duane Martin: Ex-Assistant

Brother Bilaal, a former assistant to Will Smith, disclosed in an interview on Monday that he caught the actor having anal sex with his colleague Duane Martin.
Bilaal, in an interview with UNWINEWITHTASHAK on Youtube, said he found the actors while searching for Smith to join in watching the Hollywood ‘Hurry Up and Wait’ game.
“I’m running all over the studio. He’s not in his dressing room, but I see his car there,” he said. “I’m holding Duane down too, so I had the keys to his dressing room. I opened the door, and that’s when I see (sic) Duane having anal sex with Will.”
Bilaal explained that Smith’s wife, Jada Pinkett, embodied the kind of woman everyone desired. He said Smith sought that validation to be worthy of such a woman.
“There’s nothing you can use to please her,” he added.
In 2021, Smith said he did not have the strength to satisfy Pinkett’s sexual desire.
In an interview with Oprah Winfrey, the renowned actor said he could “die trying” if he attempts to keep up with Pinkett’s sex drive.
He talked about how exciting their sex life used to be at the beginning of their relationship and how he was unable to keep up with the initial drive.
Speaking with Winfrey, Smith said he and Pinkett “drank every day and had sex multiple times every day, for four straight months.”
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