Jamie Foxx’s health has been a concern for fans ever since he was hospitalized in Georgia on April 11. However, new information has surfaced that brings some relief. Over the weekend, Jamie’s family was spotted outside a facility in Chicago where he is receiving medical treatment and rehabilitation.
According to TMZ, Jamie is undergoing physical rehabilitation at the country’s leading physical medicine and rehabilitation center. Photos published by the outlet show Jamie’s daughters, Corinne and Annalise, along with his ex-girlfriend and Annalise’s mother, Kristin Grannis, outside the facility. Corinne even had a guitar, suggesting a potential jam session with her dad. Kristin was seen carrying a bouquet of roses and balloons, a sweet gesture for Mother’s Day.
Jamie arrived at the facility in late April after receiving initial treatment at an Atlanta Hospital. Sources close to him have reported that he is recovering well. Although not many details have been disclosed about the underlying cause of his health scare, the facility specializes in various areas of rehabilitation, including stroke recovery, traumatic brain injury rehab, spinal cord injury rehab, and cancer rehabilitation.
In a recent social media post, Corinne, who has been the main source of information from the family, shared that Jamie has been out of the hospital for weeks. She even mentioned that he played pickleball the day before. She also hinted at an upcoming project.
The project was revealed on Monday and it is another exciting game show. Jamie and Corinne, who previously co-hosted Beat Shazam, will now be hosting We Are Family. This unique game show features hidden celebrities performing songs with their non-famous children in front of a live audience. Contestants have the chance to win money by correctly identifying the celebrities. Corinne took to Instagram to share the news, and the show is set to premiere in 2024.
Jamie Foxx’s family’s visit to the rehabilitation center not only reassures fans about his health but also highlights the strong bond they share. We wish Jamie a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing him back in action soon!
