When Jaden Smith came at the Grammys in 2025, folks were surprised because he was sporting a massive castle on his head. The 67th annual Grammy Awards are already in full swing, making it this year’s biggest music event. While fans eagerly await the start of the show, they have been watching their favorite celebs swirl on the red carpet as they arrive, with some of their outfits already providing some interesting viewing. The glitzy ceremony is taking place live in Los Angeles.
Jaden Smith, the 26-year-old American rapper and Will Smith’s son, has already made headlines with an unusual remark upon his arrival. Jaden has a big black ‘castle’ on his head. He finished the look with a black tuxedo and tie from Louis Vuitton. However, since his Grammys appearance went viral, many people have turned to Twitter to ask about his “house hat”.
A fan laughed: “How did he fit in the car with my high school art project?” “Oh noo, why is carrying a castle on his head?” A third added, “Looks like he has a lot on his mind.” A third wrote another. Another individual said, “Okay…” “That is definitely a statement piece.” Others, however, suggested that the choice may be understood as a reference to the hundreds of thousands of homes destroyed in this year’s January wildfires in Los Angeles.
Willow Smith, Jaden’s sister, was among those killed in the fire, which completely destroyed her $4 million Malibu home. The two arrived together and attended the event to support their father, who is a presenter on the show tonight. The “Whip My Hair” singer is up for two awards: Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical for her compilation “Empathogen,” and Best Arrangement Instrumentals.
Will Smith’s appearance at the Grammys comes after his well-known slap on comedian Chris Rock at the 2022 Academy Awards.Will is expected to perform a special musical tribute to Quincy Jones, who served as executive producer of his successful sitcom, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, in the 1990s. Meanwhile, this year’s Grammy show has been revamped to raise funds for wildfire relief efforts in Los Angeles as well as music industry personnel who have been affected by the disaster.
Sabrina Carpenter, Charli XCX, Grammy winners Beyonce and Taylor Swift, and Kendrick Lamar are among the personalities expected to collect awards.