Here's Why Jada Pinkett Smith is "Deeply Hurt" By the New Tupac Biopic

Today is a special day for hip hop not only because of the premiere of Tupac's long-awaited biopic All Eyez On Me, but it's also Pac's birthday. This makes it all the more unfortunate that someone very close to him is hella disappointed right now.

The rapper's friendship with Jada Pinkett-Smith has been a well-documented part of his legacy, but the actress isn't at all happy with how their relationship played out in the new film. Jada hopped on Twitter today to express her disapproval of the biopic, claiming that many of the events portraying the nature of their friendship aren't even true.

Overall, Jada blames the films creators for their lack of research but still applauds lead actors Demetrius Shipp Jr (Tupac) and Kat Graham (Jada) for a job well done. Though disappointed with how the film turned out, the memory of Pac is not lost on Jada. "Happy birthday Pac, you are cradled in my heart for eternity. I love you," she writes in her final tweet.

Long before Jada Pinkett Smith and Tupac Shakur were household names, the two aspiring artists were classmates and BFFs at Baltimore School for the Arts in Maryland. In a throwback interview clip, Jada recalls meeting Pac for the first time. "As soon as he approached me, he was like a magnet. Once you paid attention to him he kind of sucked you in. And we hit it off from that moment on… I don’t think either one of us thought we would have made it in the way that we did, but we knew we were gonna do something.”

Though the pair were super close, they've always denied ever having a romantic relationship. The two were not on speaking terms when Pac was murdered in 1996.

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