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Jamie Foxx jokingly says he’s done dating white women, post-stroke: “I’m done”

By GRUNGECAKE INC
December 11, 2024 1 Min Read

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Jamie Foxx recently grabbed attention with humor and candid revelations in his Netflix special, ‘What Had Happened Was’. During the show, the Oscar-winning actor reflected on his health recovery from a stroke and joked about his dating preferences. He playfully announced, “No more white girls,” adding a comedic twist with lyrics like “No more potato salad and raisins.” This lighthearted moment was met with laughter as Foxx joked about shifting his romantic outlook following his six-year relationship with Katie Holmes and his recent pairing with Alyce Huckstepp.

Foxx’s humour extended to addressing rumours of him being cloned, which arose during his recovery. He joked that these speculations were dismissed once he was publicly seen with Huckstepp. The entertainer’s witty remarks added levity to his serious health journey, during which he openly shared details about his brain bleed and expressed gratitude to fans for their support.

The special highlights Foxx’s resilience, blending his comedic genius with personal insights. His bold declarations and candid reflections continue to showcase his talent for turning life’s challenges into moments of connection and laughter.


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