Jamie Foxx humorously reflects on dating decisions in ‘What Had Happened Was’ English Film News

Jamie Foxx brought laughs and surprises with a playful explanation of his dating preferences in his new Netflix special “What Had Happened Was.” During the finale, the actor and Grammy winner sat at the piano and joked that he was “done” dating white women and described himself as “cured” in a lighthearted musical segment.
Foxx, who ended his six-year relationship with actress Katie Holmes in 2019, sang to his audience and said: “Sisters, I’m here to tell you, I’m healed.” No more white girls! I’m serious, no more white girls.” He continued to emphasize this point in a humorous way with a playful song and mixed jokes about cultural differences into his performance.
The actor teased that he was now “back on the black side of town,” adding humorous lyrics about moving away from stereotypical elements like “raisin potato salad” and “spray tans.” He even joked that going forward it would feel like “Black History Month all year round.”
To keep the mood light, Foxx cheekily added a caveat: “No more white girls – in public,” a comment that drew laughter and applause from the audience. His comedic performance underscored the satirical nature of the performance and showcased Foxx’s talent for addressing personal issues with humor.
In the same special, Foxx poked fun at rumors about his health and wild online speculation, including claims that he was cloned. He joked that those rumors stopped when he was seen in public with a white woman, although he didn’t name any names. Foxx was most recently linked to Alyce Huckstepp, who was spotted with him in 2022.
Foxx’s Netflix special offers a look into his life, combining personal anecdotes with humor and music. The light-hearted statement about his dating life adds to the show’s comedic charm and once again proves his ability to entertain audiences while sharing his unique perspective.