Rep: Jaden Smith Emancipating From Parents Report 'Isn't Real'

Will Smith's representative denies rumor that
Jaden is going to emancipate from parents
when he reaches 15.
Contrary to report
saying that his son
Jaden Smith wants
to be emancipated
from his parents,
Will Smith has
confirmed via a
representative that
his teenage son is
not leaving their
home in the near
future. "This isn't
real," the
representative told
Gossip Cop in
regards to the
rumor.
Previously, U.K.'s news outlet The Sun claimed
that Jaden wanted to live independently in "a
home of his own" after his 15th birthday on
July 8. Will allegedly commented on his boy's
request, "If kids just want to have command of
their lives, I understand."
In a recent interview with Metro, Smith
revealed that he and his wife Jada Pinkett
Smith were not strict as parents and did not
"do punishment" at home. "The way that we
deal with our kids is, they are responsible for
their lives. Our concept is, as young as
possible, give them as much control over their
lives as possible," he told the site.
Smith added, "You can do anything you want
as long as you can explain to me why that was
the right thing to do for your life." Jaden
commented that his parents' method of
upbringing worked "pretty well."
Smith and Jaden, who are apparently close as
parent and child, have starred in three movies
together. Their latest project, M. Night
Shyamalan's "After Earth", is a sci-fi movie
which tells the story of Kitai Raige and his
father Cypher who crash land on earth, 1000
years after cataclysmic events which force
people to leave. The movie will unveil Kitai's
attempts to get help for his severely injured
father. "After Earth" will hit U.S.' theaters on
May 31.