Jamie Foxx is already in the mood for Christmas as he decorates his California mansion with a stunning festive display, lighting up every inch.
The 20,000 square foot estate is transformed into a winter wonderland with lights, Santa and a majestic Christmas tree.
Foxx was recently honored with a Vanguard Award at the Critics Choice Association event, where he made a comeback after being hospitalized in April for a mystery illness.
Jamie Foxx Goes Shopping With Christmas Decorations
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Foxx is ramping up his festive celebrations this year with a Christmas display at his sprawling Agoura Hills mansion. For the holiday season, the “Django Unchained” cast has transformed their property into a winter wonderland, featuring a prominent “JOY” sign on display in the front yard.
Almost every inch of Foxx’s home is illuminated, the driveway is decorated with lights, and the fountain houses Santa and a snowman. The huge Christmas trees are also perfectly decorated.
Foxx’s festive Christmas decorations come after he made a surprise appearance at the Critics’ Choice Movie and Television Society Celebration earlier this week, marking his first official public outing since his unexpected hospitalization in April.
Check out the amazing Christmas decorations here.
Jamie Foxx Receives Vanguard Award At Critics’ Choice Awards
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The famous actor has been honored with the Vanguard Award for his outstanding performance in Amazon Prime Video’s “The Burial”.
Jurnee Smollett, her co-star in the thriller/drama, presented the award, praising Foxx as “a true trailblazer, a trailblazer who has broken barriers and inspired a generation of artists like me to be bold and daring dreamers.”
Smollett noted his time acting with Foxx: “Even though we were playing rivals fighting in the courtroom, in him I found a great cheerleader – someone who, on the first day we shot you all, he came, and right. after the third take, he came up to me, he was like, ‘Man, you killed this role.’ Now, I don’t think he understands what that kind of support means to someone like me who has watched him all my life.”
The event marked Foxx’s return to the Hollywood scene after medical complications in April temporarily halted production on his upcoming Netflix film “Back in Action.”
Actor Says He’s ‘Not a Clone’ During Award Acceptance Speech
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Addressing the audience during his acceptance speech at the Critics’ Choice Cinema and Television Society Celebration, Foxx shared a personal revelation about his health journey.
He bluntly said, “You know, it’s crazy, I couldn’t do it six months ago – I actually couldn’t walk.” Fox also addressed fan rumors about his health, jokingly stating, “I’m not a clone, I’m not a clone. I know a lot of people who say I’m cloned out there.”
The “Day Shift” actress continued with a mix of wit and emotion, discussing her recent health struggles, stating, “I wouldn’t wish what I’m going through on my worst enemy, because it’s tough.”
He expressed a new appreciation for life and his art, adding, “I have a new respect for life. I have a new respect for my art. I watch so many movies and listen to so many songs trying to pass the time. Don’t give up on your art , friend, don’t give up.
Jamie Foxx Thanked His Fans For Their Support During His Health Battle
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After months of Foxx being under the radar, the Oscar winner finally shared an update on his health, expressing gratitude for the outpouring of love. He assured fans that he was “feeling blessed” during his recovery.
In an emotional video message released in May, he referred to the severity of his condition, thanking everyone for their prayers. In a lengthy Instagram clip, he said, “First of all, I want to thank everyone who prayed, friends, and sent me messages. I can’t begin to tell you how far it took me and how it brought me back. I went through something I thought I would never go through.”
He continued, “I know a lot of people are waiting, wanting to hear an update. But, to be honest with you, I just don’t want you to see me like that, man. You know, I want you to see me laughing and having fun, partying, joking, doing a movie or a television show. I don’t want you to see me running out of tubes and trying to figure out if I’m going to make it through.”
Foxx credited his family for saving his life, adding: “Honestly, my sister, Deidra Dixon, and my daughter, Corinne Marie, saved my life. So to them, to God, to many great medical people, I can leave you this video.”
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