Actor-singer Jamie Foxx has recently faced a huge health ordeal that got him stuck on a hospital bed for months. Fans have grown concerned and worried because of how severe his condition was reported in the past, offering no clarification whether the conflicting reports were true or not.
Now, Jamie Foxx fans have sparked concern that his newest photo uploaded on Instagram was generated by Artificial Intelligence.
Jamie Foxx New Photo: AI-Generated?
In an Instagram post he shared very recently, Jamie Foxx posted a collaborative photo with BET MGM. The "Django Unchained" actor was seen sitting in a race car, wearing a snazzy suit, looking incredibly fine weeks after being hospitalized.
"Thankful for my @betmgm family and a great few nights in Vegas. We got BIG things coming soon," he captioned the photo.
While the photo painted Foxx as looking healthy, fans weren't convinced that it was him at all.
"Might be a AI generated picture of Jamie Foxx. I don't know what to believe," a fan commented.
"Bro.... you almost died and popped back up without a word to let us know you appreciated our prayers. This is giving ai Jamie and no one is home," another echoed.
"Y'all falling for this nonsense this is not Jamie Foxx posting these things even down to that image....Jamie never posted pics like this," a user speculated.
"How gullible do you all think we are? Cut it out," someone pointed out.
"Y'all know dang well this is not Jamie posting. Y'all can continue to be gullible if you want. The powers that B got em," another speculated.
Fans seemed to be sure that it was not Foxx, considering that he is not one to post heavily-curated photoshoots like the one recently posted.
Thankful for my @BetMGM family and a great few nights in Vegas. We got BIG things coming soon 🦊 pic.twitter.com/btkMbPZ2xQ
— Jamie Foxx (@iamjamiefoxx) July 20, 2023
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Jamie Foxx New Photo: Not AI-Generated?
Meanwhile, some fans were quick to defend Foxx, whom they say does not owe them any explanation or speech.
"It's okay to keep your personal life, personal. Everything ain't for the world. What matters is that he's better and alive! I am happy for this multitalented legend," one wrote.
"If you really his fan...you won't be in his comments harassing him just respect his privacy and support him by watching his movies and listening to his music! Dang y'all are too entitled to ppl lives," someone posted.
