Will Smith, the West Philly rapper turned movie star, and his wife, actress Jada Pinkett Smith, have decided to separate, according to In Touch Weekly.
"An insider" is the only source named by the celebrity news magazine, and no confirmation - or denial - had been issued as of this morning by the couple's publicists, other news outlets say.
The two were married in 1997, and had two children together, Willow, who had a hit song with "Whip My Hair," and Jaden, who costarred with his father in Pursuit of Happyness, and starred in a remake of The Karate Kid.
Smith has a son, Trey, from an earlier marriage.
Whether the Smiths have had an open marriage, accepting of occasional flings, has been widely discussed - and distorted. He explained a couple of years ago that they openly admit being attracted to other people, and would ask permission of the other first before having sex with someone else.
But apparently neither has publicly admitted to having any affairs.
The couple was recently featured on the cover of Architectural Digest, showing off their Calabasas, Calif., mansion, and talking about all the love that went into its handcrafted furnishings.
"For Will and me this home was always a spiritual endeavor," Jada said.
Another endeavor together was New Village Leadership Academy, a Calabasas private school they funded. After rumors of involvement with Scientology, the couple denied any affiliation between the school or themselves to the psychology-based religion
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