John Boyega Shares Jamie Foxx’s Health Update After Rumors

Actor Jamie Foxx’s health has been a topic of concern for his fans since he was hospitalized in April due to an unspecified medical issue while filming a Netflix movie in Georgia.

Rumors circulated that his condition was a result of a COVID-19 vaccine, causing paralysis and blindness. However, these reports were debunked as baseless rumors.

Recently, actor John Boyega provided an update on Foxx’s health during an interview with ET Canada. Boyega assured everyone that Foxx is doing well and there is no cause for worry. 

He mentioned that he had spoken with Foxx, who is currently recovering at home. Boyega emphasized the importance of privacy and allowing Foxx to reappear in public when he is ready.

Teyonah Parris, who also participated in the interview, echoed Boyega’s sentiment, emphasizing the need to give people space to heal in their own way.

Boyega and Parris had worked with Foxx in the Netflix movie They Cloned Tyrone. Boyega shared some fun details about Foxx’s presence on set, praising his talent as a stand-up comedian and musician. 

He jokingly remarked that they received three stand-up shows worth of entertainment for free.

The details of Foxx’s medical condition have not been disclosed, and since his hospitalization, no further information has been provided. 

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Foxx’s daughter, Corinne, shared an update confirming that he has been out of the hospital for weeks and is currently recuperating. She even mentioned that he was playing pickleball recently.

Foxx himself posted a message on his social media in May, where he expressed his gratitude for the love and support he has received. He also said that he is feeling blessed.

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Jamie Foxx is a renowned actor, comedian, and singer. He is very much known for his roles in movies like The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Robin Hood, Baby Driver, and Spider-Man: No Way Home. He has also won an Academy Award in 2005 for his performance in the biopic film Ray.