Willow Smith expressed her thoughts on being labeled a nepo baby.

The 23-year-old singer, whose parents are "King Richard" star Will Smith and "Red Table Talk" host Jada Pinkett Smith, revealed in a recent interview that the " nepo baby " label — used to describe kids of famous people who pursue similar careers — continues to motivate her to create her own path with music.

The 23-year-old told Allure she’s “never going to deny” having privilege, but the criticism itself has “driven” her “to work really hard to prove them wrong.”

Willow Smith takes her talents to NPR's Tiny Desk to promote her new album and addresses "nepo baby" claims connected to her success.

Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith ’s youngest child Willow Smith has been coming into her own and blossoming into her own person for the last several years.

The 'Whip My Hair' singer-rapper detailed in a new interview how she'd act whether or not her parents were famous.

Willow Smith has opened up about being labelled a “nepo baby” due to the fame and success of her parents, Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith. The singer, 23, spoke about feeling “insecurity” when it comes to questions about her own career in an interview with Allure published on 2 May.

Willow Smith is Allure’s latest cover star, and in the interview, she addressed those who consider her prosperous music career to be a product of nepotism. The 23-year-old eclectic artist shared with the pub that she actually doesn’t consider herself a “nepo baby,

"That has driven me to work really hard to try to prove them wrong." The post Willow Smith Claims She “Doesn’t Fit The Nepo Mold” Despite Award-Winning Parents first appeared on Bored Panda.

The singer and daughter of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith got real about people thinking she's only successful because of her parents.