Will Smith's daughter Willow Smith performs aarti and celebrates Krishna Janmashtami

Will Smith's daughter Willow Smith recently took to Instagram to drop a new track, 'Govinda Nights,' featuring her on the occasion of Krishna Janmashtami. The actor-singer dropped a series of pictures and videos where she can be seen offering aarti at the ISKCON temple.

Willow Smith performs aarti, celebrates Janmashtami

In the pictures, one can see Willow performing aarti, posing in front of a frame featuring Radha Krishna, donning a scarf along with the Vaishnav tika on her head, and more. Deeply immersed in spirituality, she captioned the post, "🌕<GOVINDA NIGHTS>🌕 OUT NOW!! THANK YOU @londrelle FOR FEATURING ME ON THIS MUSICAL OFFERING!! MY GRATITUDE IS INFINITE 🌀HAPPY JANMASTAMI 🌀

She ended her carousel with the cover picture of the 'Govinda Nights' album.

Willow Smith's religion

According to a News 18 report, the singer-actor has embraced Hindu traditions while her family follows a different religion. Her father and the Hollywood actor once stated that he doesn't like to have religious labels, while his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith, follows Scientology teachings.

Internet reacts to Willow Smith's post

Jay Shetty dropped heart emojis in the comment section. One person posted, "Hare Krishna." Another individual added, "Sanatani Smith." A user wrote, "Happy janmastami pretty girl!!!"

More about Willow Smith

Willow's post follows after she shared an emotional selfie with a concerning caption, which alarmed her fans.

While some ignored it, others were concerned about her mental health. Additionally, it rekindled discussions about her relationships and se*uality.Reportedly, she came out as bisexual in 2019 and then came out as polyamorous in 2021, stating on 'Red Table Talk' that she believed traditional marriage oppressed women. She also discussed learning to interact with animals outside of human gender stereotypes on Instagram Live earlier this year.

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