The latest “New York Times Best Sellers List” came out on Wednesday, October 25. Jada Pinkett Smith’s new book “Worthy” is now No. 3 on the Hardcover Nonfiction chart. The biography also comes in at number four for both print and electronic nonfiction books.
In an Instagram post on Thursday (Oct. 26), she said, “This morning, I just wanted to take some time to say thank you to my [‘Red Table Talk’] family, to the ‘Worthy’ warriors out there, and to all of you who are willing to read and hear my story beyond the headlines.” “I learned yesterday that our book got to No. 3 “on the New York Times Best Sellers List”.”
The actress, talk show host, and singer went on to praise other people who had done the same thing. “I’ll tell you what’s even cooler: right now there are four women at the top of the sales list.” “Rachel Maddow, Cassidy Hutchinson, me, and Miss Dolly Parton are there,” she said. “As I sat here, I couldn’t help but think of a time when women had to use men’s names to get published, and now there are four women at the top.”
A lot of Jada’s friends and colleagues, like Lena Waithe, Yandy Smith, Toni Braxton, and Tamika Mallory, said nice things about the big accomplishment. Will Smith, who is also a best-selling author, made sure to show his partner love. “Jada Pinkett Smith is a New York Times best-selling author. GOOD JOB, MAMA! “Large looks,” he wrote.
The official synopsis for “Worthy” says that the movie is about “personal and professional difficulties” that Jada faced and “her journey to finding self-love.” The book talked about her childhood in Baltimore, Maryland, her friendship with the late Tupac Shakur, and her marriage to Will.
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