On what was a very special day for the family, Will Smith was out alongside daughter Willow at the local Barnes and Noble in Los Angeles, CA on Sunday (September 25).
The father/daughter duo lovingly held hands upon exiting the chain bookstore, with the special occasion happening to be the fact that Will was ringing in his 43rd birthday.
Meanwhile, a recent report from MTV tells that 10-year-old Willow is nearing completion of her much-awaited Roc Nation debut album.
The news stems from a Mixtape Daily interview with Ronald "Jukebox" Jackson, who said, "I did like eight, nine songs on Willow, so right now, we're in the process of just trying to close out the album. It's just the whole process. You got to think about it: She's a 10-year old girl. She's gotta have a life, she's gotta be a kid."
Continuing to describe what fans can expect, Jackson revealed, "Willow is kind of a combination of what 'Whip My Hair' was. Willow just isn't a pop star, she isn't just an urban artist; she's very international. A lot of her music has a very big influence of everything from rock to pop to hip-hop."
As for what he hopes for as far as the next song released by Miss Smith, Jukebox told, "Next single which I'm praying for is a record I did called 'Rock Star.' ... She's been performing it everywhere. It's getting very great reaction. We also did a record with Diggy Simmons that's incredible. ... She's just a combination of everything pretty much."
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