Kevin Hart’s heart is the subject of J. Cole’s new music video.
The comedian’s very public cheating scandal that played out in the media in September is the subject of J. Cole’s song “Kevin’s Heart” — and Hart himself stars in the music video about his own life.
Hart, 38, portrays himself in the five-minute long clip where he’s shopping at a supermarket and being stared at by a number of women, who have heard the story.
As he gets in his car to leave the parking lot, he hears news broadcast about his infidelities and turns the radio down, shaking his head.
The deeply personal video also shows him purchasing a baby carriage in a department store — Hart’s actual child with wife Eniko Parrish, Kenzo, was born in November.
“Told myself I’m strong enough and I’d shake it and I’m trying, but I’m only human. I know loving you is a crime,” J. Cole sings. “If I take this cookie now I know I’ll do the time.”
Through it all, Hart still showed his sense of humor in the clip — just like he had in the actual aftermath of the drama.
Hart admitted cheating on his pregnant wife Parrish, who he wed in 2016, nearly seven months ago after a woman claimed to have a “sexually provocative” video of her affair with the “Jumanji” star.
“There’s no way around it, the best way to do it is just address it right on,” Hart told Power 105.1 FM’s The Breakfast Club in December 2017.
“That’s Kevin Hart in his dumbest moment. That’s not the finest hour of my life. With that being said, you make your bed and you lay in it … Me being wrong, I’m going to face the music,” he continued.
“I’m gonna go home, I’m gonna address it, I’m gonna make my wife fully aware of what’s going on in the situation that I Have now put us in and I’m hoping she has a heart where she can forgive me and understand that this is not going to be a reoccurring thing and allow me to recover from my f–king mistake.”
