Photo: Will Smith InstagramWill Smithaccidentally broke wind while working out with the Miami Dolphins in a funny new video.The embarrassing moment was captured on camera and posted to the 53-year-oldFresh Prince of Bel-Airstar’sInstagrampage, Wednesday.“Training with the Miami Dolphins was going great until that morning coffee snuck up on me. Wait for it … " the star wrote alongside the video.In the video, theMen in Blackstar can be seen on his knees leaning forward while stretching his arm on a muscle roller as he accidentally let out a loud fart.“They said to relax ALL my muscles,” he captioned the post.After it happened, Smith looked around, embarrassed to see whether the production crew had caught the moment on camera as everyone in the room erupted in laughter.“Sorry about this … excuse me,” he said.He then jokingly asked, “You guys have showers in here?“Fans reacted to the video in laughter, with one writing, “It happens but something extra funny about it when it’sWill Smith😂😂😂😂😂"Another wrote, “I’ll sleep better at night knowing that celebrities 💨 too 😂"Will Smith InstagramPoking even more fun at himself, Smith added an emoji depicting a gust of air behind his rear end to the video.For his latest project, Smithstarsin the new six-part Disney+ series fromNational Geographic titledWelcome to Earth, in which he goes on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure with wildlife explorers.Welcome to Earthpremiered Dec. 8, on Disney+
Photo: Will Smith Instagram
Will Smithaccidentally broke wind while working out with the Miami Dolphins in a funny new video.The embarrassing moment was captured on camera and posted to the 53-year-oldFresh Prince of Bel-Airstar’sInstagrampage, Wednesday.“Training with the Miami Dolphins was going great until that morning coffee snuck up on me. Wait for it … " the star wrote alongside the video.In the video, theMen in Blackstar can be seen on his knees leaning forward while stretching his arm on a muscle roller as he accidentally let out a loud fart.“They said to relax ALL my muscles,” he captioned the post.After it happened, Smith looked around, embarrassed to see whether the production crew had caught the moment on camera as everyone in the room erupted in laughter.“Sorry about this … excuse me,” he said.He then jokingly asked, “You guys have showers in here?“Fans reacted to the video in laughter, with one writing, “It happens but something extra funny about it when it’sWill Smith😂😂😂😂😂"Another wrote, “I’ll sleep better at night knowing that celebrities 💨 too 😂"Will Smith InstagramPoking even more fun at himself, Smith added an emoji depicting a gust of air behind his rear end to the video.For his latest project, Smithstarsin the new six-part Disney+ series fromNational Geographic titledWelcome to Earth, in which he goes on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure with wildlife explorers.Welcome to Earthpremiered Dec. 8, on Disney+
Will Smithaccidentally broke wind while working out with the Miami Dolphins in a funny new video.
The embarrassing moment was captured on camera and posted to the 53-year-oldFresh Prince of Bel-Airstar’sInstagrampage, Wednesday.
“Training with the Miami Dolphins was going great until that morning coffee snuck up on me. Wait for it … " the star wrote alongside the video.
In the video, theMen in Blackstar can be seen on his knees leaning forward while stretching his arm on a muscle roller as he accidentally let out a loud fart.
“They said to relax ALL my muscles,” he captioned the post.
After it happened, Smith looked around, embarrassed to see whether the production crew had caught the moment on camera as everyone in the room erupted in laughter.
“Sorry about this … excuse me,” he said.
He then jokingly asked, “You guys have showers in here?”
Fans reacted to the video in laughter, with one writing, “It happens but something extra funny about it when it’sWill Smith😂😂😂😂😂”
Another wrote, “I’ll sleep better at night knowing that celebrities 💨 too 😂”
Will Smith Instagram
Poking even more fun at himself, Smith added an emoji depicting a gust of air behind his rear end to the video.
For his latest project, Smithstarsin the new six-part Disney+ series fromNational Geographic titledWelcome to Earth, in which he goes on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure with wildlife explorers.
Welcome to Earthpremiered Dec. 8, on Disney+
source: people.com
