Will Smith Shares A Hilarious Dancing Video Of Himself At The Gym

If you lack the motivation to hit the gym, Will Smith is here to cheer you up with his latest dance moves! The 52-year-old actor, who recently grabbed the headlines for sharing an unfiltered image of himself where he was seen showing his pandemic weight, shared a fun video of himself on Instagram Monday.

In the video, Smith can be seen enjoying himself as he claps and dances in the gym. The actor seems to be looking at his friends (not visible in the video) before he dances with claps and shuffles his feet side-to-side while jumping. "My hoedown cool down," he captioned the video.

Smith wore a white t-shirt and gray shorts. He also had his gym gloves on along with a matching pair of shoes. Many fans were quite impressed and noted in the comments section that the actor already looks "super slim and fit". One of the users predicted that the actor will get a "6-pack in less than 3 weeks."

Last week, Smith shared a picture of himself joining the gym again after he flaunted his shirtless photos on social media, admitting that he gained weight during the pandemic.

"Back to square one. Lookin like a circle. Let’s get it!!" he captioned his first-day gym photos. He also commented below his post: "You can’t see it, but there are hot pockets on strings all over this gym."

Smith is all set to document his fitness journey for YouTube’s upcoming six-part unscripted series, which will be produced by Smith's Westbrook Media. The six-part series will also feature celebrity experts, scientists, and athletes. However, no names have been disclosed so far.

"This is the fun, funny, inspirational, wildly adventurous, and deeply entertaining story of Smith challenging himself to improve every aspect of his fitness, from agility to power to recovery and more," according to YouTube's press release.

The actor previously collaborated with YouTube for "Will Smith: The Jump," which released in 2018.

Smith will be seen in the upcoming action-adventure, "Suicide Squad 2," slated for release on August 6. He also stars in the drama, "King Richard," which is helmed by Reinaldo Marcus Green and scheduled for November 19 release.