Jamie Foxx says it started with a headache in video clip
Jamie Foxx recently deleted and apologized for a tweet that some people accused of being "antisemitic." (Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/Getty Images)
ATLANTA - Actor Jamie Foxx revealed more about what led up to his hospitalization in an Atlanta hospital last year, according to TMZ.
A video has surfaced showing Foxx telling a group of people inside of a restaurant in Phoenix that he had a bad headache, asked his boy for an Advil, and was "gone for 20 days."
Foxx also said that his sister and daughter took him to get a cortisone shot and a doctor told him something was going on with his brain.
At that point, the video ends.
Foxx was rushed to a hospital in Atlanta in April 2023.
For weeks, his health status was unknown and rumors circulated that he was in a coma or brain dead.
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He disclosed in December that he nearly lost his life, but still did not reveal details.
"I've been through something. I've been through some things. You know, it's crazy, I couldn't do that six months ago. I couldn't actually walk," Foxx said after he received the Vanguard Award at the Celebration of Cinema & Television: Honoring Black, Latino and AAPI Achievements put on by The Critics Choice Association.
He was back in Atlanta in January for filming.
The movie star appears to have made a complete recovery.