Audio By Carbonatix
Jamie Foxx made one of his first public appearances since being hospitalised with a mystery illness earlier this year over the weekend.
The singer/actor was seen waving from the deck of a large boat during a cruise on the Chicago River on Sunday afternoon according to images obtained by TMZ.
In the brief clip, Foxx was spotted sitting near the front of the boat and appeared to wave, smile and flash a peace sign as boaters on a nearby vessel shouted out that they were celebrating a birthday; Foxx did not appear to speak or stand up in the short video.
Foxx was accompanied on the boat by several unnamed people and at press time the star had not made any additional comments about his recovery.
The cause of Foxx’s hospitalization has not yet been disclosed by his family or team, who have also not offered any updates on his condition or recovery in the months since.
Foxx’s daughter, Corinne, announced his hospitalisation on April 12.
“We wanted to share that my father Jamie Foxx experienced a medical complication yesterday,” she wrote at the time.
“Luckily due to quick action and great care he is already on his way to recovery. We know how beloved he is and appreciate your prayers. The family asks for privacy during this time.”
On May 3, Foxx broke his silence and thanked fans in a note for their support.
“Appreciate all the love!!! Feeling blessed,” Foxx wrote.
The next day, friend Nick Cannon also gave an update on Foxx’s progress.
“I gotta tell you, there would be no Nick Cannon if it wasn’t for Jamie Foxx,” said Cannon, who has stepped in to fill Foxx’s shoes on the set of the Fox game show Beat Shazam.
“I love this brother and in a real family-type way, man. He looked out for me when I didn’t have a place to sleep as a teenager.
"This brother let me sleep on his couch…It was good times and those good times will continue ’cause I am expecting that my brother is gonna just recover fully.”
Latest Stories
-
BoG rejects market speculation, emphasises data-driven policies
1 hour -
BoG targets consolidation, discipline in 2026 policy direction
1 hour -
GJA-Ashanti commends EPA’s continuous engagement with journalists who were involved in accident
1 hour -
Wenchi needs development, help us – Chiefs to Aseidu Nketia
1 hour -
EPA boss encourages journalists not to relent in their support to fight galamsey
2 hours -
Domestic Gold Purchasing Programme helped Ghana’s economy during difficult period – IMF
2 hours -
Ike City Group of Companies touches hearts at Dzorwulu Special School with compasionate donation
2 hours -
Vehicle exhaust pipes on the left create about 40% more pollution on the road than those on the right – Study
2 hours -
My Response to Dr Bryan Acheampong: Facts must prevail
3 hours -
U.S. and Ghana Armed Forces strengthen medical readiness at SETAF-AF Best Medic Competition
3 hours -
Earlier passage of BoG’s Amendment Bill could have prevented haircuts – Dr. Asiama
4 hours -
Economic stability gains were hard-won through discipline and institutional effort – BoG Governor
4 hours -
GCB Bank rewards customers at first “Pa To Pa” Promo Draw
4 hours -
EC sets March 3 for Ayawaso East by-election
4 hours -
Call for Applications: WikkiTimes launches Anas Aremeyaw Anas AI fellowship
5 hours
