Willow Smith Writes A Letter To Tupac: ‘ Come Back So Mommy Can Be Happy’

You can just imagine the stories that Jada Pinkett Smith has told her children about her friendship with the late  rapper Tupac Shakur.  The two became inseparable as teens after meeting at  Baltimore School For The Arts and Jada  became the inspiration for many of Pac’s love poems before he was gunned down in  1996.

Over the weekend, Jada’s daughter Willow, recently shared a hand-written  letter to Tupac that she wrote when she was younger, saying that she knew he was  still breathing out there somewhere. The letter also hints that Jada may have  been having a hard time accepting his death as Willow writes that she wants him  to come back “so mommy and me can be happy”:

“Dear Tupac,

I know you are alive someplace! I think that my mommy really misses you.

Can you please come back can you come back so  momy and me can be happy!

I wish you were here…

I really do!

Love, Willow”

In 1999, Tupac’s most intimate poems and thoughts were released in a book  titled, ‘A Rose Who Grew From Concrete’ and it included a poem titled, ’4  Jada’.

Although, many believed they had a romantic  relationship, Jada has been on record saying that there was nothing more between her and  Pac than a platonic friendship:

Pac and I were never in a romance but I do know that we had those feelings  for each other. It was more of a platonic romance between he and I that we put  inside a brother, sister, sometimes mother, son, father, daughter good friends  relationship.  We knew us being together in a romantic way would destroy  everything because we were both fire. We would burn everything up! So we knew in  order to preserve our relationship there was no way we could ever add romance to  it cause we probably would’ve killed each other!

What a cute and powerful friendship they had.

Go down memory lane with Pac and Jada in the Photo Gallery