Jaden Smith’s sister Willow posts about ‘hurting’ and ‘demons’ after her brother sparks concern with chilling photo

WILLOW Smith has posted a selection of cryptic messages amid worry for her brother.

The daughter of Will Smith, 55, and Jada Pinkett Smith, 52, shared multiple Instagram Stories on Sunday.

Willow Smith shared a series of emotional Instagram posts on Sunday

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Willow Smith shared a series of emotional Instagram posts on SundayCredit: Getty
Among posts about 'hurting' and 'living,' one image focused on inner demons

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Among posts about ‘hurting’ and ‘living,’ one image focused on inner demonsCredit: Instagram/willowsmith

Willow, 22, reposted quotes and images hinting at a somber state of mind.

In one image reposted from a fan, a huge warrior stood dwarfing a much smaller man.

The huge warrior was labeled “inner demons,” while the man facing back was titled “Willow.”

Alongside sharing the image, the Red Table Talk star simply added: “Tru.”

In another text-based post, the television personality shared: “You talk when you cease to be at peace with your thoughts.”

“In order to go on living, one must try to escape the death involved in perfectionism,” the next update read.

Another message followed: “You either quit or keep going, they both hurt.”

Willow’s posts came after fans voiced their concern for her brother, Jaden Smith, 25, following an unusual social media post.

IS JADEN OKAY?

Just days before Willow’s cryptic posts, Jaden sparked concern when his fans spotted something troubling in the background of an Instagram post.

In the post, he showed off his outfit, and gave fans a peek at his diamond rings and the grill on his teeth.

Jaden captioned the photo: “Super Duper Ski,” an allusion to all the ice he was wearing.

However, eagle-eyed fans were quick to notice what seemed like a worrying moment at the end of his post.

In the final photo, as Jaden sat at a table, a pair of what appeared to be paramedics could be seen entering a room, with medical bags strapped to their backs.

“Drip was so hard they had to call an ambulance on the last slide,” one fan pointed out.

Another concerned fan wrote: “This kid doesn’t look good TO ME anymore,” and added a crying emoji, but conceded “but nice drip tho.”

IN THE FAMILY

Jaden’s concerning post came after he spoke at a conference about how Jada introduced psychedelic drugs to her family.

Speaking at the Psychedelic Science conference in Denver on June 28, Jaden said: “I think it was my mom, actually, that was really the first one to make that step for the family.

“It was just her for a really, really long time and then eventually it just trickled and evolved, and everybody found it in their own ways,” Jaden shared, according to Entertainment Tonight.

He also suggested that drug use had altered the dynamic he shares with his siblings Willow and Trey, 30.

The musician claimed: “Siblings can argue so much and fight so much, and Lord knows me and my siblings have done so much of that in the past.

“But the level of love and empathy that I can feel for them inside of the [psychedelic] experiences and outside of the experiences has been something that’s profound and beautiful.”

Jaden sparked concern last week when paramedics were spotted in a new post

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Jaden sparked concern last week when paramedics were spotted in a new postCredit: Instagram/c.syresmith
The young man opened up this summer about how his mom, Jada, 'introduced' the Smith family to psychedelic drugs

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The young man opened up this summer about how his mom, Jada, ‘introduced’ the Smith family to psychedelic drugsCredit: AFP
Jaden also revealed that the drug use was 'profound' in altering his relationships with Willow and their half-brother Trey

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Jaden also revealed that the drug use was ‘profound’ in altering his relationships with Willow and their half-brother TreyCredit: Getty

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