Jada Pinkett Smith has recently been on a roll. Ahead of the book launch, the star has been clearing up a lot of rumors about her and her family. From revelations about her marriage to Will Smith and her childhood friend, Tupac, she has been getting extremely candid. But now, it seems as though she is hoping that her memoir will do as well as Prince Harry’s Spare did earlier this year.

While that could be a lot to ask for given the records the Duke’s book ended up breaking, the Girls Trip star does not want to settle for less.

This musician backs Jada Pinkett Smith to “sell like Prince Harry”

After shocking the world earlier this month with revelations about her 7-year separation from Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith met up with an old friend. She headed to UP NYC, Fat Joe’s sneaker store just hours ahead of her Worthy release. In an Instagram video, they can be seen talking about how people have to “get the book” to know the complete story. The musician also said that the memoir should “sell like Prince Harry” because he “moves some sh*t.”

After a little more catching up and talking about her connection with Tupac Shakur, they ended the meeting with the musician giving her a pair of his signature sneakers, Terror Squad Nike Air Force 1s. While the meeting was filled with a lot of other revelations like the fact that she and Tupac were “never together,” fans were more focused on the Prince Harry statement instead.

Even though a lot of social media users wished the 52-year-old “good luck” with the sales of her book, some ended up being more genuine than others.

Netizens confused about Jada Pinkett Smith’s comparison to Prince Harry’s memoir

After the video of Jada Pinkett Smith and Fat Joe made its way online, everyone was a little confused by the random comparison. Even though it made sense as they were both authors now, something about it did not sit right with supporters of the Duke of Sussex. Most social media users could only focus on the mention of Prince Harry, yet there were a few who took time out to throw shade at Smith.

Other users chose a different approach to the situation, and some even laughed at the idea of Worthy breaking records like Spare did.

While the internet might not agree with Jada Pinkett Smith’s plans, they will have to wait and see how her book does now that it is finally out. With everything that has been revealed recently, most readers seem a little uninterested in the star’s journey. However, with even more revelations in the book, fans might want to find out a little more before they jump to conclusions.

What do you think about Jada Pinkett Smith wanting her memoir, Worthy, to sell like Prince Harry’s tell-all memoir, Spare? Let us know in the comments below.