Jaden Smith’s been living it up in Paris – and his fans are concerned

Jaden Smith has been enjoying wild nights in Paris, where he's been attending the Paris Fashion Week shows, but his seemingly drunken antics have alarmed some of his fans.

The 25-year-old has been sharing selfies from his trip to the City of Lights, but it wasn't his outfits that caught fans' attention – it was a broken wine glass in the background of one pic.

With no context to explain how the glass lost its stem, some speculated that he'd had a drunken night or perhaps the glass had simply been knocked over.

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Jaden was also spotted singing High School Musical songs in the street with his pals while holding an empty champagne flute, leading to speculation that perhaps he wasn't sober.

When he noticed he was being filmed, he raised his voice and sang louder.

He was also spotted singing and dancing at strangers' tables at an elegant Parisian eatery, Loulou Paris.

At one stage, he danced in the restaurant while laughing and holding a chair over his head. 

The restaurant's patrons seemed not to mind his antics.

Jaden, who has spoken about experimenting with psychedelic drugs with his siblings when he was younger, also had some fans worried when he was spotted with a "suspicious" cigarette on one of his nights out. 

Many have been asking: “Is Jaden okay?” and, “What happened to Jaden?” 

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While the hard-partying life may be a phase, Jaden has sparked other concerns with his social media posts.

When he showed off an outfit on Instagram last month, with diamond rings and a grill in his mouth, captioned "Super Duper Ski," eagle-eyed fans noticed paramedics with medical bags in the background of the image.

"Drip was so hard they had to call an ambulance on the last slide," said one wit.

Jaden quickly deleted the post, and has not made any reference to it since then. 

SOURCES: THE-SUN.COM, DAILYMAIL.CO.UK, MIRROR.CO.UK