Chris Rock’s Brother, Tony Rock Disapproves of Will Smith’s Apology

Chris Rock’s brother, Tony Rock has disapproved of Will Smith’s apology to his brother after the altercation that ensued between them.

During the Oscar award that took place on Sunday, Will Smith walked up the stage and slapped Chris Rock who was presenting at the time for making jokes about his wife’s bald head.

This generated a lot of mixed reactions from fans and other celebrities. While some condemned Will’s actions, others believe he was just defending his wife.

Meanwhile, after what transpired, Will released a statement apologising to Rock and the organisers of the show for his behaviour.

In response to a Twitter user asking the younger brother of Rock if he approved of Smith’s apology, Tony gave a direct response, “No”.

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