Jamie Foxx pictured with secret girlfriend after recovering from mysterious medical emergency
The actor has been pictured with his girlfriend of “over a year” as he recovers from a mysterious months-long health emergency.
Jamie Foxx and Alyce Huckstepp have been “secretly dating for over a year” as the actor recovers from a medical emergency.
The US Sun can exclusively reveal his new girlfriend hails from Australia and was a fitness model who briefly opened her own business for goods and services.
Jamie, 55, and his partner have been spotted around the world together over the past year and a half.
The pair was first seen 18 months ago, partying at LIV Miami in March of 2022.
They later travelled to Cannes in May of that year, and were photographed on a dinner date at Nobu Malibu in August 2023.
Jamie and Alyce were later spotted in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, as Page Six first reported.
Jamie appears to be on the mend while on his vacation following a health crisis that he suffered earlier this year.
Mystery illness
In July, Jamie addressed his sudden illness that pulled him away from filming obligations in an emotional Instagram video.
Holding back tears, Jamie thanked his fans in the nearly three-minute video post.
“I know they talk about people crying on videos, you can do take two.
“But I’m not going to do take two. It is what it is.”
He went on: “If you see me out from now, every once in a while, just bursting into tears, it’s because it’s been tough. I was sick, man.
“Now I got my legs under me. So, you going to see me out.”
“I just want you to remember me for the jokes that I cracked, the movies that I made – some of them good – I got a good one out. And the songs that I sing,” he concluded.
The Oscar-winner captioned the post: “Thank you a billion to everybody. Been a long road but all the prayers great people and God got me through.”
“Resting”
In April, the star suffered a health crisis while filming in Atlanta alongside Cameron Diaz for the Netflix movie Back In Action.
A source close to the star had told The U.S. Sun in May that he was staying “strong” after the “very scary” medical complication.
“He’s resting, getting better,” the friend said, adding that it will be a “journey” for him to return to his best.
This article originally appeared in The U.S. Sun and was reproduced with permission.