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Jamie Foxx had to be revived during health scare, doctors say he is lucky to be alive

Actor Jamie Foxx was actually unresponsive for a few moments before he had to be revived, we nearly lost the ‘Django Unchained‘ Star. A new report from Radar Online confirms this information after speaking to an insider close to the actor. In shocking details about what happened, Jamie Foxx high blood pressure was diagnosed. The stress he felt in the days leading up to the incident directly impacted his problem. Given how complicated the production of his Netflix film was getting in the UK, Foxx eventually succumbed to the pressure and his brain just couldn’t take it anymore. The doctors actually believe Foxx is lucky to be alive.

Here’s what the insider had to say about it Radar online: “Jamie suffered a serious medical flare-up and needed immediate attention. He was in a mess for days and had to be revived – he’s very lucky to be alive! He is very lucky that he got the treatment he got. Jamie has high blood pressure, which doctors say can cause blood clots in the brain that can lead to a stroke. Doctors believe that this was a long time coming, and indeed, if they had not acted quickly, jamie could well have been a Goner. Jamie was absolutely troubled during the shoot. He wasn’t fun to be with – especially for Cameron. But now there seems to have been a good reason.”

How is Jamie Foxx feeling now?

According to this insider, the actor is currently responsive and wide awake. He spent some time in hospital over the weekend but is expected to make a full recovery. No statements have been reported from the actor, but he is currently recovering and his health is steadily improving. While he’s still recovering, the Netflix film Back in Action remains in production as before Jamie Foxxbody double for the remaining scenes. This film should be the least of the actor’s concerns right now, all that matters is his full recovery and survival for as many more years as possible.

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