Hollywood hunk Will Smith has revealed that he used to have a “reaction to having an o r g a s m” as he had s e x with “so many women” to deal with heartbreak from his first girlfriend

Will Smith used to have a very strange reaction while c l i:m a x i n g.

In his memoir Will, the star spoke about breaking up with his first serious girlfriend and wrote: “Up until this point in my life I had only had s e x with one woman other than Melanie, but over the next few months I went full ghetto hyena. I had s e x with so many women and it was so constitutionally disagreeable to the core of my being, that I developed a psychosomatic reaction to having an o r g a s m. It would literally make me gag and sometimes even vomit.”

Through his heart ache, Smith continued to have s e x with as many suitors as possible while hoping that a “beautiful stranger” would come into his life and be “the one”. Smith described himself as “retching and wretched” as the “look in their eyes” sent him “deeper into agony”.

Will was dealing with a tough break up

After this s e x u a l stint, Will married his first wife Sheree Zampino back in 1992 at just 24-years-old. The pair share Smith’s first child Trey but their romance was not destined to last – three years later they divorced.

In 1997, Will then married his now-wife Jada Pinkett Smith and the couple share their daughter Willow and son Jaden. Will also discussed his marriage with Jada in his memoir and went into detail about their s e x life.

The pair married 26 years ago (Image: FilmMagic)

He wrote: “We drank every day, we had s e x multiple times every day for four straight months. I started to wonder if this was a competition. Either way, as far as I was concerned there were two possibilities: I was going to satisfy this woman s e xually or I was going to die trying.”

Smith opened up about his s e x life and marriage in the memoir

During an Apple TV+ interview with Oprah Winfrey, Will discussed the early days of their relationship and the host joked that “since he’s not dead,” fans and readers “can assume he won the competition”.

Smith then laughed and responded that the matter was “more complex than that” and went on to say that “those days were spectacular”. At the time he said that they can “talk for four hours” straight.