Jamie Foxx promises to ‘tell you what happened’ during his mysterious 2023 health scare:-When it comes to making sad things funny, Jamie Foxx is ready.
At the African American Film Critics Association awards luncheon on Sunday, the 56-year-old actor and comic said that he plans to talk about his mysterious health scare in 2023 in his stand-up.
Jamie Foxx promises to ‘tell you what happened’ during his mysterious 2023 health scare
A film of Foxx’s speech on YouTube shows that she said, “Everyone wants to know what happened, and I’m going to tell you what happened, but I gotta do it my way.” “I’m gonna do it in a funny way.”
He said he would talk about these things “on stage” when he got back to his “stand-up roots,” adding, “I’ll tell you in my way.”
Last year, the “Django Unchained” star was taken to the hospital for what his family called a “medical complication.” Foxx has never talked about what happened that sent him to the hospital, but he is back in the public eye now.
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Foxx won the producers award at the event put on by the African American Film Critics Association.
He spoke about how thankful he was for having people in his life “that really made sure I was here” when he was in “dire straits.”
Last week, Foxx hinted at a comeback to the stage by posting an old video of his stand-up and telling fans that he’s “planning on bringing more moments” like those.
“Going to get on somebody’s stage somewhere near you,” Foxx said. “I got some jokes, and a story to tell.”
Foxx is also going to be back on TV. Fox said on Monday that he will be back as host and executive producer of “Beat Shazam” when it starts its seventh season on May 28. After Foxx’s health scare, Nick Cannon came in for him.
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What Jamie Foxx has said about his health scare: ‘Wouldn’t wish what I went through on my worst enemy’
The actor wrote on Instagram in July that he “went through something that I thought I would never, ever go through” and that he didn’t want his fans to see him “with tubes running out of me and trying to figure out if I was going to make it through.”
At the Critics Choice Association’s Celebration of Cinema & Television: Honoring Black, Latino, and AAPI Achievements event in Los Angeles in December, Foxx accepted the Vanguard Award. It was his first big public appearance since going to the hospital. It was then that he admitted he “couldn’t actually walk” six months before.
He said, “It’s nice to be here.” “From now on, I value every moment. Something is different. It’s hard to know that it’s almost over, so I wouldn’t wish what I went through on my worst enemy. The tube was there. I did not see the light. Also, that tube was hot. I have no idea where I was going.