Jamie Foxx shares a New Year's message on Instagram

Jamie Foxx spread the joy on Instagram with a Happy New Year video message to your fans.

Foxx shared the video on New Year's Eve, and the comedian is “too blessed to be stressed” this holiday season.

The “Ray” actor also noted that he is “too blessed to be stressed” days after he was attacked by a “Jackass” cast member at a birthday dinner in Beverly Hills on Dec. 13.

Despite needing stitches after the incident, Jamie Foxx still has a positive attitude and wants to spread the love!

Foxx shared her Happy New Year message with the caption: “HAPPY NEW YEAR! This has been different.. so much to be thankful for… I'm too blessed to be stressed… Sending love and light to all…” What had happened was ❤️❤️❤️❤️.”

In the video, Foxx said he was “grateful” and “grateful” to everyone who prayed for him during his recovery from the stroke. He also thanked those who supported his Netflix special “Jamie Foxx: What Happened…”

“Happy New Year. The New Year will be here soon,” Fox said. “Look, I can't even tell you, I don't even have to tell you, how grateful I am. How grateful I am. Thankful (to everyone) who supported 'What Happened Was…”, man. It was beautiful. It was a testimony to all who prayed.

Foxx suffered from a a stroke In 2023, while in Atlanta, filming “Back in Action” and spent several weeks unconscious.

In his comedy “Jamie Foxx: What Happened…” he said that he learned to walk again in a rehabilitation center in Chicago. In his video, the “Django” actor thanked everyone who prayed for him during his recovery.

“Thank you for praying to give me life,” he added. “So, you know, look, I'm happy! I'm grateful. I'm blessed, and I hope you're blessed this New Year, wherever you are. Let's go ahead and get it.”

“Happy New Year to ya,” he sang to Stevie Wonder's “Happy Birthday.”

Fox added that he will be back on the road soon to share his comedy with his fans.

“I got all these jokes I want to tell. I got all this joy I want to spread,” he said. “And here's my 2025, simple. It's all love, no hate… I hope wherever you are, joy is happening in your life, because joy is happening in my life… God is good! Bless you. Turn around Up! Happy 2025!

Foxx didn't say exactly when he'll be back on the road, but his comedy special is currently streaming on Netflix. He will also release a new film “Back in Action” on January 17.

The “Charlie's Angels” actress also stars in the film Cameron Diaz.

Foxx was celebrating his birthday at Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills with family and friends when a member of the “Jackass” crew used a laser pointer to project a p-nis image onto the actor's desk.

The comedian was with his two daughters, one of whom is a minor, and he didn't think the joke was funny. After confronting the Jackass gang to ask them to stop, he said, “In front of my daughters?”

After the situation escalated, one of the crew members threw a heavy glass at Foxx and punched him in the face, which required seams.

A few days later, Foxx shared a message on Instagram, saying he was “too blessed to be stressed.”

“The devil is a lie. Can't win here,” he wrote. “Thank you to all who ask me and check me… when your light shines bright… they try to bring you darkness… but they don't know that you are made for it… the lights have shone bright… and a huge thank you greetings to everyone who has watched and been inspired by the movie “ What had happened”… number 1 on @netflix if you haven't checked it out please go check it out, it's from my heart and my soul.”

The message read: “The devil is busy…but I'm too blessed to be stressed.”

Foxx's new action film with Diaz will premiere on Netflix on January 17.

The two actors play a married couple and ex-spies who are drawn back into the world of espionage after the cover is blown.

Foxx shared a clip of “Back in Action” on Instagram in November with the caption, “We're living our best lies. BACK IN ACTION premieres Jan. 17.”

The ad shows Foxx and Diaz battling multiple culprits at a gas station in a fiery scene. “I felt like a b-tch again,” exclaimed Diaz's character, describing the life of a spy.