Will Smith
Will Smith gets 10-year ban from Oscar for slapping Chris Rock on stage
Bad news for Will Smith.
The award-winning actor will be banned from attending the Oscars for the next 10 years after hitting the comedian. Chris Rock.
Will Smith punched Chris Rock and told him to “keep my wife’s name out of your mouth”. pic.twitter.com/YK5aQqv89t
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Last month, viewers across the country were shocked to see “King Richard” star hit comedian Chris Rock On the Oscar stage. Then came the slap Chris Rock Made a sensitive joke about Will Smith Wife, Jada Pinkett Smith, Bald head due to his alopecia condition. Shortly after the incident, the academy issued a statement saying an official review of the incident would be held to “explore further steps and findings.”
Originally, the meeting with the academy was scheduled for April 18 to determine the future of the 53-year-old actor. However, following his formal resignation on April 1, the president of the academy, David Rubin, decided in a memo to expedite the process on April 8:
“It’s in the best interests of all involved to manage fashion in a timely manner.”
While receiving his first Oscar for his performance in “King Richard”, Willpower Tearfully apologized to the academy for his actions. Later that evening, he apologized a second time Chris Rock Via her Instagram page. Although according to the academy, Will’s The actions were a clear violation of their code of conduct and ethics. The academy mentioned in a public speech:
“Unacceptable behavior includes” physical contact that is inviting and inappropriate and undesirable.The academy may take any disciplinary action approved by the academy’s bylaws, including suspension or expulsion from membership. ”
According to the report, the official verdict reads:
“Mr. Smith will not be allowed to attend any academy event or program in person or in practice, including but not limited to the Academy Award.”
Willpower Nor has any party concerned made a statement about the rule so far.
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