Will Smith’s meet and greet charge exposed.
Will Smith is back — but not on the silver screen.
Oscars scandal clarified.
All of this, of course, comes just two years after Smith’s infamous Oscar slap.
Back in 2022, Smith walked on stage and struck comedian Chris Rock during the live broadcast.
The cause? A G.I. Jane joke about Jada Pinkett Smith’s shaved head.
Rock quipped. Jada scowled. Will snapped.
And while Smith later won Best Actor, the moment eclipsed his win entirely.
Fast-forward to 2025 — and Smith’s comeback tour is puzzling fans.
Will Smith’s tour explained.
Now, the Fresh Prince is trading red carpets for crowd barriers.
He’s headed to south London, Wolverhampton, and, yes, Scarborough.
Will’s UK stops include the O2 Academy Brixton, Victoria Warehouse in Manchester, and Cardiff Castle.
“Wolverhampton? Really?” one user posted on X. “What’s next — Swindon?”
Another fan joked, “This feels like punishment from his PR team.”
Others compared it to football legends playing in Sunday league clubs.
Reason for Will’s comeback tour confirmed.
So why these venues? Why now? The answer lies in the album.
“Based On A True Story” marks his first LP in two decades — since 2005’s “Lost And Found.”
And while Smith is best known now for blockbuster hits, he started with beats.
As one half of DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, he earned a Grammy for “Parents Just Don’t Understand.”
He launched his solo career in 1997 with “Big Willie Style” — home to the chart-topper “Men In Black.”
In January, Smith dropped “Beautiful Scars” with Big Sean — even reenacting scenes from The Matrix.
The new record includes “Tantrum” with Joyner Lucas and a collaboration with his son Jaden.
He’s also taking the show to Europe — including Morocco’s Mawazine Festival.
But it’s the UK leg — and its price tags — that have fans doing double takes.
Will Smith’s pricey VIP experience revealed.
Fans can catch the Oscar winner live — if they’re willing to shell out up to £1,290.
His Brixton show is slated for August 28 — standing tickets start at a modest £60.
But the real kicker is the £415 “Group Photo and Soundcheck Experience.”
This “experience” includes early access, merch, and a group photo.
Solo meet and greets? Not on the menu — despite the price.
And in Cardiff, fans can upgrade to the “Ultimate Will Smith VIP Experience” — a £1,290 splurge.
The premium experience includes a signed poster, stage tour, and photo op.
Will Smith’s comeback tour leaves fans divided.
No Wembley Stadium. No O2 Arena. Just Brixton, Wolverhampton, Scarborough, and confusion.
It’s not the Hollywood comeback fans imagined — but it’s the one they’re getting.
One fan summed it up: “Will Smith’s tour feels like a fever dream — and I kind of want tickets.”