Martin Lawrence's Ex-wife Pat Smith Stuns in a Long Cleavage Revealing Gown with a High Slit

Martin Lawrence's former wife Pat Smith turned 50 last December but looked like a 20-year-old in a recent picture she shared with fans on her Instagram page.

The picture Pat shared showed her donned in a beautiful multi-colored gown that featured a high slit, deep cleavage-revealing neckline, and multiple long, black and pointed designs on one of the sleeves and lower ends.

She also rocked blonde wavy hair and makeup that enhanced her beauty. Pat posed beside a wooden wall with her right hand perched on her cheek while her left hand rested on her left lap. In the post's caption, she wrote:

"'What we fear most is usually what we most need to do' - Tim Ferriss."

Many of her fans took to the post's comment section to gush over her irresistible beauty. One fan confessed that the 50-year-old is beautiful inside and out.

A second fan wrote that Pat looked stunning and that God was with her, while a third admirer expressed love for her beautiful gown. Pat was married to Lawrence from 1995 to 1997 and shares a daughter Jasmine Page, born in 1996, with him.

Pat lauded the work she and Emmitt have done to keep their relationship going.

Three years after her split from the "Bad Boys" actor, she married former college and professional football running back Emmitt Smith on April 22, 2000.

In 2018, the beautiful couple celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary and marked it specially by exchanging sweet messages dedicated to each other.

In her post, Pat lauded the work she and Emmitt have done to keep their relationship going, noting that marriage can be challenging but also truly phenomenal with God.

Meanwhile, Emmitt expressed delight in celebrating 18 blessed and beautiful years of marriage with his lovely wife and shared a beautiful picture of them kissing.

Pat and Emmitt share three beautiful children, sons Emmitt IV and Elijah, and daughter Skylar. Like Pat, Emmitt also has a daughter, Rheagan, from a previous relationship.

Pat became famous in 1993 when she won the Miss Virginia pageant and represented the state in the Miss USA pageant the following year, finishing as first runner-up to South Carolina's Lu Parker.