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Will and Jada furious over Marc Anthony affair claims


The US magazine claiming Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith s relationship is in crisis hit newsstands today with a string of allegations about the couple s marriage.In a six-page-long article, InTouch makes a series of claims - even alleging Will caught Jada and her Hawthorne co-star together in one of their homes in Los Angeles.Yesterday Will and Jada s spokespeople made two separate statements denying claims the couple had split after InTouch released a statement, pre-empting today s explosive edition. And a representative for Anthony - who split from wife Jennifer Lopez last month - also  unequivocally  denied reports the American singer-songwriter was
involved in an off-screen affair with his Hawthorne co-star Jada, after the rumour mill went into overdrive.
But today all parties involved will face fresh anguish as the magazine was published, with a dramatic cover headline:  Two marriages destroyed: Jada steals J.Lo s husband!
It was reported yesterday that Will and Jada have now got their legal team involved as the plot possible legal action to take against the magazine.
Today s article claims Will was left in floods of tears after catching Marc and Jade together in their Hidden Hills mansion in Los Angeles.
It alleges the 42-year-old actor, who has children Willow and Jaden with Jada, made a surprise visit to the house in early August  under the cover of darkness  and found his wife with Marc.
The report does not elaborate on what he may have witnessed, saying their insider told them:  Will didn t indicated exactly what he saw .
But InTouch claims Jada moved out of the house the next day - while Will fired several staff accusing them of covering things up.
The magazine alleged things have been a long time coming.
A source reveals there was simmering sexual tension between Jada and Marc on the set of TNT medical drama, Hawthorne.

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