In a surprising revelation, renowned American boxing legend Mike Tyson shared that actor Jamie Foxx experienced a stroke following previous reports of a mystery health scare last month.
The 55-year-old actor has been undergoing treatment at a specialized facility in Chicago, known for its expertise in catering to adults with complex conditions, particularly stroke recovery.
During an appearance on the Valuetainment podcast, Mike Tyson disclosed that Jamie Foxx is currently not in the best health, with reports indicating a stroke as the cause. Tyson admitted,
He’s not feeling well. They said a stroke. I have no idea what happened to him.”
Jamie Foxx, born Eric Bishop, was filming the action-comedy “Back In Action” with Cameron Diaz in Atlanta, Georgia when he suddenly went to the hospital in April. This unforeseen health scare has reportedly thrown the filming schedule into disarray, leading to Cameron, 51, working with body doubles during Jamie’s absence.
Family:
Over the weekend, Jamie’s daughter, Corinne, paid him a visit to the physical rehabilitation center. Sources spotted Corinne arriving at the esteemed facility, renowned as one of the top rehabilitation centers in the country. The facility specializes in treating severe conditions such as strokes, traumatic brain injuries, and spinal cord injuries.
Addressing concerns about her father’s health, Corinne provided an update via Instagram on May 12, confirming that Jamie has been out of the hospital for weeks and is receiving excellent care while making significant progress on his road to recovery.
Jamie Foxx reportedly arrived at the rehabilitation facility in late April after initially receiving treatment at an Atlanta hospital. Sources close to the situation told Page Six that Jamie battles high blood pressure. However, they also said his survival during the health scare was considered fortunate.
The news of Jamie Foxx’s stroke scare has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, with fans and well-wishers eagerly awaiting further updates on his condition and hoping for his swift recovery.
