Jamie Foxx Confirms Illness That Led to 2023 Hospitalization in Netflix Special

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Jamie Foxx just ended the mystery surrounding his health scare -- he revealed he suffered a stroke last year that nearly took his life. The actor opened up in his new Netflix comedy special, "Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was...", sharing that he…

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In a recent Netflix special titled "Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was", the beloved Oscar-winning actor opened up about a shocking medical crisis he faced last year. He recounted how he suffered a brain bleed that subsequently led to a stroke, leaving him with significant gaps in his memory,...

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