Will Smith has joined forces with the London Lions to launch his Bel Air Athletics line in the UK.
The Fresh Prince of Bel Air star s collection is on sale at Selfridges across the nation and he has partnered with the basketball team in a bid to bring the ball sport into mainstream British culture .
The Hollywood icon took to Instagram to announce the arrival of his line on this side of the pond by posting a clip of himself disappearing inside one of Selfridges yellow bags as a mode of transport to the London store.
Will captioned the clip: yâall are wondering, I ended up on the floor of a #SelfridgesLondon- and now they got @belairathletics!! Shoutout to @theyellowdrop and @londonlions for the love : @westbrook @jas (sic)
Will Smith teams up with London Lions to launch Bel Air Athletics at Selfridges
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