American actor Jamie Foxx (Texas, USA, 55 years old) has spoken out for the first time since he was hospitalized on April 11 due to a mysterious health problem. On Friday, Foxx uploaded a video to his networks in which he’s honest about the horrors he’s been through these months. “I went through something that I thought would never happen,” said the Oscar-winning performer. While debunking some of the rumors that have circulated these months about his condition, he admitted: “I went down to hell and back.”
Foxx didn’t reveal why he was hospitalized, but did reveal why it took him so long to speak up. “I know a lot of people have been waiting for the update,” the actor began, getting even more excited. “But to be honest, I didn’t want you to see me like this, with tubes all over my body, not knowing if I would survive,” he continued.
Above all, he greatly appreciated all the support he received, from his friends, fans, and of course, his family. And he wrote in the text of the post: A billion thanks to everyone. It’s been a long road but all prayers and good people and God help me”. In addition, he made special mention of the essential role of his family. She commented that if it weren’t for her sister Deirdre Dixon, daughter Corinne Fox, along with a good medical team and her faith, she might not have made it.
Looking at the comments the video received, it’s clear that Foxx is a much loved figure in the film industry. Several friends, including actors Will Smith, Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Reese Witherspoon, and Cameron Diaz, have posted messages expressing their deep happiness that their friend has recovered. Johnson, for example, wrote: “I will give you the biggest hug in the world when I see you again.” see a star from on (2001) In an effort to hold back tears, Will Smith asked: “Who chops the onion? I love you, Fox. Your light is needed and appreciated now.”
Reese Witherspoon and Cameron Diaz, her co-star from Back in business, the film Foxx was working on when he faced the problem that landed him in the hospital, reflected similar sentiments. In a message full of heart emojis, Diaz wrote: “We love you. The world needs your strength…your light…your strength…I am so happy to see you, buddy.”
Foxx particularly appreciated the discretion of his loved ones during the process, but admitted that this caused various rumors to circulate about his health while he was hospitalized. “By being calm, sometimes things get out of hand,” he admitted in the video. “Some said I was blind, that I was crippled, but I am not. But yes, I went down to Hell and back.” As always, he explained everything with humor, jokingly crossed his eyes and even pretended to remove a mask because even Foxx was said to have a copy.
The first news that translated Beam His hospitalization was revealed on April 12 when his daughter, Corinne, posted the following message on her Instagram: “We wanted to share that my dad, Jamie Foxx, had medical complications yesterday. Thankfully, thanks to quick action and great care, he’s really starting to get better.” The accident happened while the actor was shooting the movie. Back in business In Atlanta, Georgia.
Since then, updates regarding his health have been few and far between, and due to the lack of information, the media came in to give the impression that his family was preparing for the worst. However, his first public appearance in early July put all that speculation to rest. At the time, Foxx was photographed away from home for the first time, on a boat on the Chicago River, the city where he was receiving medical treatment.
At the end of the video, the actor is excited again. “I know they talk about people crying in the videos, but I’m not going to take a second. It is what it is.” “If from now on you see me crying from time to time, it’s only because it was hard. I was sick. But now I have my legs under me, so they’ll go with me. That’s how powerful his words were and it left a clear message: Jamie Foxx is back.”
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