Will and Jada Pinkett Smith Show PDA at ‘Aladdin’ Premiere With Kids Trey, Jaden and Willow — Pics!

While Will has a slate of big-time films coming out, starting with the highly-anticipated Disney film, Jada still leads her very popular show, Red Table Talk — a Facebook series that also stars Willow and the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air alum’s mother-in-law, Adrienne Banfield-Jones. The trio discuss very personal subjects like Will and Jada’s marriage.

“No, I don’t watch it,” Will joked recently on Jimmy Kimmel Live. “They tellin’ all our business!”

However, Will is all about his wife’s show, telling the host, 51, “It’s actually fantastic, the episodes I could bear. And they sit down, and it’s really wide open, raw conversation across the generations about a cornucopia of topics.”

The Gotham costar has also used her platform to open up about herself. “I’m 47 years old and I want you to know that this is probably the first year of my life that I can say that I am happy,” she confessed on her show on February 25. “Because that’s how long the journey’s been.”

Jada continued and talked about her long road to happiness. “I had an emotional breakdown that definitely, I feel like, affected my mental stability,” she said about her well-being shortly after becoming famous. “I had gotten to [Los Angeles] and gotten a certain amount of success and realized that that wasn’t the answer … that that wasn’t what was going to make everything OK … actually, it made things worse. And I became extremely suicidal and I had a complete emotional collapse.”

As far as three grown kids go, Jada has no regrets making her children work at a young age, despite them being born into success and wealth. “As much as people got on me in regards to having them work early, I did not want them to grow up thinking that because they were in the midst of affluence that they did not have to grind or work hard on their own,” she said on her show back in January.

After the work, “They really had a lot of respect for their parents in regards to what we were doing,” she revealed.

“These hours, this work ethic, you have to be on time. I think also they had to start their charity lifestyle very early, [at] 5 years old they were in the orphanages at homeless shelters,” Jada continued. “They got to see that there’s life beyond all the twinkles and lights. That was really important to me, that they understood that listen you guys are really privileged and you are to learn how to offer and offer yourself and be in service to the world.”

The Oscar-nominated is all about his love’s parenting technique too. “I think Will and I always led with that,” Jada explained. “[Willow and Jaden] got to see very early, life is not a game and all of this here it’s not yours, me and daddy worked for all of this. I’d tell them, ‘Your room? That’s temporary! That ain’t your room, that’s a room you’re using in our house.’”

What a family!