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Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith resume coexistence

After years of living under different roofs, the couple reportedly shared a home again two years ago. A close source confirmed to People that the reconciliation was gradual and that they are now going through a stage of stability. “They are happy, they love each other and, as always, they remain committed to supporting each other,” he said.

It was Jada who returned to Will’s residence, both prioritizing the well-being of their family. The actors, married since 1997, are parents of Jaden and Willow Smith.

Details of the separation and reunion

In 2023, Pinkett Smith revealed that they had actually been separated since 2016, although they never filed a divorce. During those years they appeared together at public events, showing each other affection and respect. In 2020, the actress also admitted to a relationship with singer August Alsina during the estrangement, with Will’s consent.

The marriage has faced rumors of infidelities and crises, but they always support each other in key moments. At the 2022 Oscars, Will Smith hit Chris Rock after a joke about Jada’s alopecia. Most recently, they attended the Christian Louboutin show together in Paris to support their son Jaden, creative director of the men’s line.

Justin Bieber joins the halftime show

FIFA confirmed that Justin Bieber will be part of the halftime show at the World Cup final on July 19. The 11-minute presentation will be curated by Coldplay vocalist Chris Martin and will feature an international cast.

In addition to Bieber, Madonna, Shakira, BTS, Burna Boy, Venezuelan director Gustavo Dudamel and the PS22 Choir — a group of New York elementary students — will perform, along with Coldplay. The Sesame Street Muppets will also appear, including Kermit and Miss Piggy.

“The FIFA World Cup unites the world in a way that nothing else can,” Bieber said in a statement. “I am grateful to be a part of this halftime show, and even more grateful to know that it is already helping to expand access to education for children around the world.”

The show supports FIFA’s Global Citizen Education Fund, which seeks to raise $100 million to boost children’s access to education and football.

Burna Boy takes on special relevance, as he collaborates on the official World Cup song, “Dai Dai”, alongside Shakira. The song fuses Afrobeats and Latin rhythms, and mentions countries such as Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Japan, Korea and the Netherlands.

“Representing Africa in the first half-time show of a FIFA World Cup final is a privilege and a responsibility that I do not take lightly,” said Burna Boy.

Unlike the Super Bowl, football doesn’t typically have halftime shows; The Champions League final only offers a preview concert. But FIFA is betting on this format for its maximum event.

Competition for a position is not exclusive to the corporate world. It also happens in the performing arts. This is how the actor Erick Elías expressed it when presenting the play “The Grönholm Method”, which premieres on July 11 at the Xola Theater.

“Sometimes I see this as a casting. When several arrive for the same character, you look at the person next to you and see if it turns out perfect. The meeting that the characters in this story experience, we have every day when fighting for a role,” he commented.

The staging brings together four candidates – played by Ana Serradilla, Erick Elías, Alex de la Madrid and Daniel Haddad – who compete for a high executive position. In the process, they reveal secrets and betray their colleagues. The central question: how far is someone willing to go to achieve a goal?

Personal experiences on stage

Ana Serradilla shared her experience auditioning in the United States. “For me it has been terrible to cast in the US. It is a lot of stress, because acting in a language that is not yours is very hard. I managed to be among the finalists to be a Bond girl, but the pressure was such that I decided that I had no interest in working there,” she recalled.

The actress also reflected on personal sacrifices: “There are people who go over themselves or others. In my case I have gone over myself a lot; I sacrificed family, health and things that I would never do again today.”

Daniel Haddad highlighted that the work addresses how employees become production machines, but it does so through comedy. “When they are given challenges, the viewer realizes what they are capable of in order to get a position. They twist their values ​​and morals, but within everything there is a lot of humor,” he explained.

The cast is completed by Diego Klein and Tato Alexander, who will alternate characters with De la Madrid and Serradilla from the premiere. The play promises a scathing look at the world of work, where ambition and ethics clash in every scene.