Jamie Foxx is set to become a father for the third time, as his on-off girlfriend Alyce Huckstepp is reportedly pregnant with their first child. Sources have confirmed to TMZ that Foxx, 58, and Huckstepp, 31, are already several months along in their pregnancy journey, after rekindling their romance last year. The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Foxx for comment but has yet to receive a response.
Foxx's Family Background
Foxx is already a father to two daughters. He welcomed Corinne, now 32, in 1994 with his ex Connie Kline. He also shares Anelise, 17, with ex Kristin Grannis. Foxx and Huckstepp first sparked a romance in 2023, following Foxx's six-year relationship with Dawson's Creek star Katie Holmes, 47, which ended in 2019.
Health Crisis and Support
The Australian former fitness model and entrepreneur was a pillar of support for Foxx during his near-fatal health crisis in 2023. Back in January 2025, a source close to Foxx told PEOPLE that he and Huckstepp were no longer together after dating for a year and a half. However, in April, they fueled reconciliation rumors with a public outing together. Foxx was rushed to A&E in April 2023 after suffering a mystery medical complication, which his family kept private at the time. In December 2024, Foxx revealed what happened to him, admitting he lost 20 days of memory and was unable to walk during his terrifying health battle.
During an emotional scene on his Netflix special, What Had Happened Was..., he recalled: 'On April 11, I was having a bad headache, and I asked my boy for Aspirin. I realised quickly that when you're in a medical emergency, your boys don't know what to do.' Foxx then confessed: 'I don't remember 20 days.' Becoming emotional, he broke down in tears as he declared to the audience that he was 'back', adding: 'You don't know how good this feels.'
Recovery and Reflection
The Hollywood star went on to admit it is still a mystery what led to his brain bleed, adding: 'We still don't know exactly what happened to me.' After starting his sentence with 'What had happened was,' Foxx broke down in tears and was comforted by the applauding audience. He continued: 'Your life doesn't flash before you. It was kind of oddly peaceful. I saw the tunnel, but I didn't see the light. It was hot in that tunnel.' Foxx then quipped: 'Am I going to the wrong place?'
The Oscar-winning actor credited his sister Deidra with saving his life after she drove him to Atlanta's Piedmont Hospital, where he underwent a life-saving procedure. Addressing why his family wanted to keep details of his health scare private, he said: 'I was dizzy from the stroke, so my head would bob around, and my family thought everyone would meme the f*** out of me.' Foxx went on to reveal that he vividly remembers waking up from his coma on May 4, and being unable to walk. He recalled: 'When I woke up, I found myself in a wheelchair. I couldn't walk.' Yet Foxx didn't want to believe he had a stroke and recounted his therapist telling him: 'You need to kill the old Jamie so the new Jamie can thrive.' He also reflected: 'God blessed me with money and fame, but when I forgot about God, He blessed me with a stroke.'
