Touched by the heartwarming posts by the 'Bright' star and his actress wife, Sheree Zampino is sending back love and praises the latter for being an amazing co-parenting partner.
- November 19, 2018
AceShowbiz - Will Smith has posted a gushing birthday tribute to his ex-wife, Sheree Zampino (a.k.a. Sheree Fletcher).
The "Men in Black" star took to Instagram on Friday (November 16) to share a sweet throwback snap of the couple, who were married from 1992 to 1995, holding their son Trey Smith when he was a baby.
"Happy Bday (Birthday), @shereezampino. #BestBabyMamaEver! I Love You, Ree-Ree," Smith captioned the tribute.
Zampino, who turned 51 on Friday, was quick to comment on the heartwarming post, and wrote: "Aww thank you baby daddy! I love you back! And thank you @treysmith0011 for being the reason we came together. And to @jadapinkettsmith for being an understanding, secure and absolutely AMAZING wife, mother, bonus-mom and co-parenting partner!".
While many of the Oscar-nominated star's fans and followers praised his loving dedication to Zampino, comedian Chris Rock was among those cracking a joke about the positive relationship the former couple enjoys.
"Wow. You have a very understanding wife," Rock wrote, referring to the actor's wife of 21 years, Jada Pinkett Smith.
However, the "Girls Trip" actress had already shared a lovely birthday tribute to Zampino on Instagram, in which she reflected on their long road to friendship.
"Happy Birthday @shereezampino!" the 47-year-old wrote alongside a photo showing her and Zampino laughing. "Whew Chile (sic)! It's been a hell of a journey between us and I'm grateful!".
"You have been the provider of many ego deaths and profound lessons. And through it all, I'm so happy we've found space to laugh together, cry together and share joy together within our blended family. You've been a gift. I'm wishing you the world."
Replying to the sweet post, Zampino commented, "Haaaa...! I love you lady. And I'm grateful for another year of being wiser & closer! To God be the Glory!".
