Janelle Monae comes out as nonbinary on Red Table Talk: 'I just don't see myself as a woman solely'

Award-winning musician and actor Janelle Monae has come out as nonbinary. Scroll down for video 'I just don't see myself as a woman solely' Award-winning musician and actor Janelle Monae has come out as nonbinary during an appearance on Jada Pinkett Smith's Red Table Talk on episode released on Facebook Watch on Wednesday 'I feel like God is so much bigger than the "he" or the "she." The episode of Red Table Talk kicked off with host Jada mentioning the now infamous incident involving her husband Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at The Oscars and though she did not elaborate much further she did promise that it will be addressed some time on the chat show in the future. Interesting: The episode of Red Table Talk kicked off with host Jada mentioning the now infamous incident involving her husband Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at The Oscars and though she did not elaborate much further she did promise that it will be addressed some time on the chat show in the future Infamous: Her husband Will Smith famously slapped Chris Rock at The Oscars last month 'The Smith family has been focusing on healing': The 50-year-old media personality did not speak on the matter but did release a written statement at the beginning of the first episode of season five her Facebook Watch series which released on Wednesday It still remains unclear how candid Jada will be about her own life. But as candid as the guests will be this season, its unclear how candid Jada will be about drama in her own life - specifically, the Oscars slap The trailer released on Tuesday had made no mention of how her husband slapped Chris Rock during the live Oscars broadcast last month after the comedian made a joke about her buzzcut Two weeks after this year's ceremony, where Will claimed the Best Actor award, minutes after his assault on Chris, the Academy issued the actor with a ten-year ban from all of its events, while issuing a statement blasting his 'unacceptable' and 'harmful' behavior.