‘Will Smith never apologised for Oscars assault’

Chris Rock has reportedly never had a “one-on-one” private apology from Will Smith for attacking him at the Oscars.

The comic (58), finally publicly struck back at “Men in Black” actor Smith (54), for assaulting him at last year’s Academy Awards in his live Netflix special “Selective Outrage”, which aired on Saturday.

But a source said his gags in the show about Smith’s wife affair could have been avoided if the shamed star had said sorry.

An insider told Mail Online on Tuesday: “Chris never got a one-on-one private apology from Will, only the public one which really meant nothing.

“Chris wanted to get this out once and for all and be done with it. This was very cathartic to him.”

The day after he smacked Rock on the face at the Oscars for joking about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith’s buzzcut, Smith said on Instagram: “I would like to apologise to you Chris, I was out of line and I was wrong.”

And in July 2022, the actor posted a grovelling video in which he told Rock: “I apologise to you. My behaviour was unacceptable and I’m here whenever you’re ready to talk.” – iolnews.com.

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