** Jamie Foxx reveals details about medical emergency in Netflix special

Atlanta, GA** Local News

Jamie Foxx shared the details of a serious medical emergency involving a brain bleed and stroke that occurred while he was filming a movie in Atlanta. In his new Netflix special, he recounted how he asked for aspirin after experiencing a severe headache but soon lost consciousness. His sister rushed him to Piedmont Hospital, where he underwent emergency surgery and was diagnosed with a stroke. Doctors informed his family that recovery would be challenging, and they kept him away from public attention during this time. Weeks later, he regained consciousness, facing the reality of his condition from a wheelchair.

Foxx expressed heartfelt gratitude to Atlanta for its unwavering support throughout his ordeal and shared touching moments, including a surprise duet with his daughter during his hospitalization. The special serves as a reflection on his recovery journey and resilience, with his film 'Back in Action' set to premiere on Netflix in 2025.

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