Will Smith fans will believe ‘Karma is coming for Chris Rock’ after his 2022 joke about Jada Pinkett Smith.

It appears that the tide of public opinion is turning in Will Smith’s favor.

After widespread backlash and cultural exile following the infamous moment when he punched comedian Chris Rock on the 2022 Oscars, “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” is having fun with a resurgence.

Fans at the moment are uniting with the West Philadelphia native following the discharge of his recent buddy cop movie “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” suggesting that the previous “SNL” forged member could also be facing his own reckoning for never apologizing for his controversial comments about Jada Pinkett Smith.

In the 2 years for the reason that incident, the “New Jack City” star has used the slap in his stand-up comedy to attach with audiences, raise ticket prices and secure himself a live special on Netflix where he discussed the incident intimately.

However, social media trolls noted that while Rock has consistently rejected Smith’s repeated apologies and public remorse, he himself has never apologized to Pinkett Smith, who claims to suffer from alopecia, for comparing her to GI Jane for having a brief C-section.

“I do not support violence and I have never hit anyone” – one person he wrote. “At the same time, Will Smith is a talented actor, Chris Rock is a talented comedian (I loved him in ‘I Love My Wife’). Will apologized and deserves the fans’ support. Did Chris ever apologize for attacking Jada? Words also count.”

Smith was subsequently banned from attending the Academy Awards or any Oscar-related events for 10 years. However, fans proceed to support him by showing support for his other movies. Some have also suggested that Rock is fed up with fans eating up Smith’s recent return to the large screen.

User X he said“Chris Rock is having a panic attack.”

Others referenced Kevin Hart’s Netflix roast (recorded throughout the Netflix Is a Joke Fest on May 11), during which Rock skillfully took a swipe at Hart’s first wife, Torrei Hart.

Kevin was furious when Rock said the “Soul Plane” comedian looked like he had “second wife happiness,” referring to his marriage to current wife Eniko Hart.

There is nothing just like the happiness of a second wife. They say, “We didn’t argue at all!”

Kevin and Torrei have two children: 19-year-old daughter Heaven and 16-year-old son Hendrix. With Eniko, she has a son, Kenzo (6), and a 3-year-old daughter, Kaori.

Many heard this joke and recalled his criticism of Smith’s wife again.

“Because Chris Rock should keep people’s wives out of his mouth” – fan he tweeted. “He did it to make white people laugh. Karma is coming for Chris Rock. Can’t wait.”

Some people benefit from the Brooklyn native’s gags a lot that when he was “on top,” they simply didn’tmoistened“People think Will Smith should slap him again. Agreement.”

Smith’s comeback is marked not only by a surge in public support, but in addition by the projected success of his recent film “Bad Boys,” which is projected to gross $53 million on its opening weekend. According to to Forbes.

Ironically, the blockbuster even references the infamous Oscars incident when Smith’s character, Mike Lowry, was repeatedly punched by Martin Lawrence’s Marcus Burnett.

While Smith now seems to approach the situation with humor, his path to redemption has not been smooth.

After the debacle of the Oscar night, his film “Emancipation” on Apple TV, directed by Antoine Fuqua, received critical acclaim but it surely was not well received by the general public. The fervor surrounding the fourth installment within the cop series may suggest that fans don’t need to see a serious Smith.

“Bad Boys 4 is a hit,” said one fan he claimed. “But if Will Smith tried to make one other emotional Oscar-bait movie, people within the theater would laugh. Chris Rock’s hit ruined that a part of his profession.

What the slap didn’t break was Smith’s relationship with his wife. According to the writer of “Godny”, the incident only brought the couple closer and really saved their marriage after seven years of separation.

“Now I call it a ‘sacred slap’ because so many positive things followed,” Pinkett Smith said.

“That moment when you hit the fan is the moment you see where you really are. … After all these years of trying to figure out if I would leave Will, it took that slap in the face to convince me that I would never leave him,” she continued. “Who knows what our relationship would have been like if this hadn’t happened?”