Willow Smith left her followers and many others on social media in a state of surprise with a rather unconventional NSFW message.
The children of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith are no strangers to stirring up the internet.
Fortunately, their antics are usually harmless, though some may recall the peculiar tweets Jaden Smith used to post on Twitter.
He gave us memorable lines like “How can mirrors be real if our eyes aren’t real” and other philosophical musings.
It seems that 24-year-old Willow may be following her brother’s lead with a similarly eyebrow-raising post on social media.
On Wednesday (August 13), she posted a selfie of herself in tears on her Instagram story. While that alone was intriguing, it was her caption that left people puzzled.
Her caption read: “Who ate all the pu***.”
This message has prompted a flurry of speculation from people trying to interpret her words.
Some suggest it might be part of a popular meme that appears on T-shirts, while others believe it may relate to Willow’s sexuality, and some are simply playing along.
A user remarked, “Some mysteries were never meant to be solved. This might be one.”
Another chimed in, “This might be the first time a caption has more bite than the picture.”
A third user questioned: “What the f*** does this even mean? If you’re a rich girl that eats pu*** there is plenty of pu*** to eat.”
Another wrote: “Why are all Will Smith’s kids so thirsty for attention? Did he never hug them kids once? They are thirsty, it’s almost alarming.”
Someone else added: “Girl, I don’t know… but I would love some new music from you…”
One person succinctly wrote: “Guys, it’s a joke.”
Regardless of Willow’s true intent, she has certainly sparked a lively conversation with varying interpretations.
Regarding her sexuality, Willow has previously shared insights, first coming out as bisexual in 2019. In April 2024, she provided more clarity on her sexuality and gender identity.
At that time, she revealed she sees herself somewhere between ‘heterosexual’ and ‘bi/pansexual’.
As for her gender, she used an emoji to indicate she primarily identifies as ‘female’ but leans slightly towards ‘non-binary’.