Jamie Foxx Declares 'No More White Girls'

"I've Been Cured!"

During the stand-up performance, Foxx sat at a piano, serenading the audience with a tongue-in-cheek song that had viewers laughing — and talking.

"Sisters, I'm here to tell you, I've been cured. I've been cured of everything — no more white girls. I'm serious, no more white girls. No more white girls. No more. No more white girls," Foxx sang to a roaring crowd.

His playful performance didn’t stop there. Foxx, 56, continued his comedic bit with a list of things he’s "leaving behind," humorously referencing "potato salad with raisins," "spray tans," and the stereotypical "big t*tties, no ass" trope.

Fans React to Foxx’s Comedy Confession

The moment quickly spread across social media, with fans chiming in under clips posted on Foxx’s Instagram. Some users were in tears of laughter, calling it one of the best parts of the special.

“I wasn’t prepared for these tears, but I loved every minute of this,” one fan commented. Another added, “The special is cold-blooded, my brother. You’re gifted, man.”

While many saw it as playful banter and classic Foxx humor, others questioned whether there was more to his statement. Critics took to social media to debate the line between comedy and personal commentary, with some calling his remarks "unnecessary" and "controversial."

Looking Back: The Katie Holmes Connection

Foxx’s romantic life has long been a subject of media speculation. His six-year relationship with actress Katie Holmes was kept notoriously private, with the pair rarely appearing in public together. The relationship reportedly ended in 2019, and both parties moved on without much public drama.

With his new declaration of "no more white girls," many fans have linked his comments to his past relationship with Holmes. But is Foxx serious, or is it just another layer of his satirical genius?

More Than Jokes: Foxx Addresses Health Scare and Industry Insights

The Netflix special wasn’t all lighthearted humor. Foxx also opened up about his terrifying health scare earlier this year, where he suffered a stroke that left fans and family deeply concerned. Describing the near-death experience, he revealed how his therapist’s advice "saved his life" and expressed gratitude for the support he received during his recovery.

Interestingly, Foxx didn’t shy away from name-dropping other industry figures, even referencing Diddy’s infamous "freak off" parties. He claimed he’d leave by "9 o’clock" — a subtle jab that had viewers speculating about the truth behind Hollywood’s elite gatherings.

What's Next for Jamie Foxx?

With his health back on track and his comedic edge sharper than ever, Foxx is clearly ready to re-establish his place in the entertainment world. His fans are loving every minute of it, embracing his raw honesty and unapologetic humor. As for his dating preferences, only time will tell if Foxx's playful on-stage declarations carry over to real life.

One thing is certain: Jamie Foxx is back, bolder and funnier than ever. His Netflix special What Had Happened Was… is already being called one of his best performances in years, and it’s clear that Foxx’s new era is one fans won’t want to miss.