Will Smith says he had so much wild sex he began to ‘vomit’ during intercourse

Will Smith has made another startling sex confession, revealing he had so much intercourse during one stage of his life he became physically unwell.

In his latest deeply personal bedroom confession, Will Smith says he had so much sex while trying to get over his first heartbreak that having intercourse began to make him physically ill.

The actor made the admission in his new memoir, Will, writing that he went “full ghetto hyena” with multiple women while trying to navigate his break-up from his first love, Melanie.

But after so much action, the father-of-one claims he eventually started to “vomit” from overstimulation.

The wild confession is the latest in a series of bombshells from Smith’s new memoir, Will. Picture: AFP.

“Up until this point in my life, I had only had sex with one woman other than Melanie. But over the next few months, I went full ghetto hyena,” Smith writes in the book.

“But as there is no pill for heartbreak I resorted to the homoeopathic remedies of shopping and rampant sexual intercourse.”

The actor with his wife Jada Pinkett Smith at the premiere of his new film King Richard. Picture: AFP.

He went on: “I had sex with so many women, and it was so constitutionally disagreeable to the core of my being, that I developed a psychosomatic reaction to having an orgasm.

“It would literally make me gag and sometimes even vomit. In every case, though, I hoped to God this beautiful stranger would be “the one” who would love me, who would make this pain go away — but invariably, there I was, retching and wretched.

“And the look in the eyes of the woman even further deepened my agony.”

Will and Jada have been married since 1997. Picture: Christopher Polk/Getty Images.

The excerpt in the latest of several bombshell revelations from the heartbreakingly honest memoir.

Last month, an extract published on People revealed the fraught setting of Smith’s early life in Philadelphia with his father, Willard Carroll Smith Sr., and mother Caroline Bright — and how it affected his later life with his father, whom he cared for while the elder man was battling cancer.

“My father was violent, but he was also at every game, play, and recital,” Smith writes.

“He was an alcoholic, but he was sober at every premiere of every one of my movies. He listened to every record. He visited every studio.”

He continues: “When I was nine years old, I watched my father punch my mother in the side of the head so hard that she collapsed. I saw her spit blood.” The two eventually split when Smith was a teen and divorced in 2000.

Will Smith rose to fame in the early ‘90s on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Picture: Chris Haston/NBCU Photo Bank

Smith’s personal life has been more in the open as of late than ever before. He admitted recently to having suicidal thoughts while filming a YouTube series about fitness and weight loss and has been airing the inner workings of his open marriage with wife Jada Pinkett, revealing in September that his own personal conception of polyamory at one point was “a harem of girlfriends” including Halle Berry and Misty Copeland.

That’s not all he’s been making headlines for.

Earlier this month, the 53-year-old actor popped up via video link on The One Show to promote his new film King Richard, with his smooth complexion sparking puzzled Twitter chatter among fans.

Many remarked that the Men In Black star looked “unrecognisable”, asking, “what has he done to his face?” as they were unable to put their finger on the change.

One social media user even joked that he looked like “a Pixar version of himself”.