Actor and comedian Jamie Foxx was spotted on the pickleball courts of Chicago as he recovers from a mysterious ‘medical complication’.
A photo posted to Instagram on Tuesday showed Foxx and his pickleball partner meeting a rival duo at the net.
He was smiling in a backwards baseball cap and sunglasses, and wearing a sporty black outfit.
Foxx is recovering from an illness that took him off the film set in April and away from filming Back in Action, in which he stars with Cameron Diaz.
His sighting on the court comes after he was seen at a driving range near to Chicago, and prior to that cruising the Chicago River on a boat.
The actor has reportedly been playing pickleball for months.
In May, his daughter shared an update on his status to Instagram saying that his recuperation was well underway and that since leaving the hospital he had been playing the game.
Concerns about Foxx’s health began on April 12 when his daughter announced in an Instagram post that he had a medical emergency while filming in Georgia but was ‘already on his way to recovery’.
At the time of having to abort filming, Foxx was said by the LA Times to only have had eight days of shooting left. Days after his absence, Diaz was seen filming with his body double.
His sighting on the pickleball court is the latest in a string of sightings of the actor around the city. This week he reunited a woman with her missing handbag in another happy public appearance since his release from hospital.
In footage, Foxx can be seen returning one lucky lady’s purse, before sliding back into to his black SUV.
‘Mom lost her bag in Chicago today Jamie Foxx found it and brought it to her and he said he feels good y’all God is good,’ a fan wrote under an Instagram video of the encounter.
Jamie’s latest appearance comes amid ongoing speculation and rumor about his medical struggles – which threw his recent movie project into disarray.
While he appears to be on the mend, he has yet to reveal the status of the project – which marked Cameron’s return to Hollywood after a years-long retirement.
