Ice-T Slams Conspiracy Theories About Jamie Foxx Being A Clone Following His Hospitalization

Ice-T has had enough of the conspiracy theories on social media about Jamie Foxx. Some fans of the actor have been spreading rumors that a clone replaced Foxx during his recent medical emergency. 

Ice-T stated on Twitter that the theories were ridiculous and that Foxx couldn't look the same after his health crisis.

Despite the rumors, the actor has been spotted on multiple outings, including a pickleball game and golfing, and recently made a video thanking his family and fans for their support.

Keep on reading to learn more.

Ice-T finally got tired of the conspiracy theories surrounding Jamie Foxx and responded to them on social media. The rap legend took to Twitter last weekend to defend Foxx from those saying a clone had replaced him during his recent health crisis.

Last week, Foxx released a video in which he spoke about his recovery for the first time since being released from the hospital. He also talked about getting ready to return to his routine and being excited about his comeback.

However, conspiracy theories quickly started trending on social media regarding the clip. Many claimed that Foxx had been cloned because of differences in his appearance and speech in the video.

Commenting on the rumors, Ice-T tweeted, "People would rather believe that Jamie is now a Clone or Ai than the man was just seriously sick and damn near died… Cause he doesn't look the same??? YOU look different after a bad cold! Smh, weirdos.."

According to Daily Mail, several of Ice-T's followers agreed with the actor's comments on the theories about Foxx being cloned. One fan noted that the differences in Foxx's face were likely because he's "still in the healing process" from his health crisis.

Another person wrote that Foxx's changes in appearance could also be from the focal length of his phone camera. They said the focal length differed from the lenses used to photograph Foxx at red-carpet events, which many compared to his video.

Another of Ice-T's followers noted that it's normal for Foxx to look different, especially as he had a "near-death" experience. Yet another person pointed out that people were comparing the face of a recovering person to his photos from movies and events, and there would be differences.

In the video the actor posted on Friday, Foxx refrained from revealing specific details about his health scare but explained why only his family could visit him during the most critical phase.

"I want you to see me laughing, having a good time, partying, cracking a joke, doing a movie, a television show," he said in the video. "I just didn't want you to see me with tubes running out of me and trying to figure out if I was going to make it through."

The actor also made sure to dismiss rumors about losing his motor skills due to the health emergency. However, he admitted that the illness significantly impacted him, saying he "did go to hell and back."

"My road to recovery had some potholes as well, but I'm coming back, and I'm able to work," Foxx added before concluding with "I am on my way back."

After Foxx's daughter, Corinne confirmed that he'd been released from the hospital, he was spotted multiple times. The "Ray" actor was photographed playing golf at a Topgolf location and on a boat cruise on the Chicago River.

Someone recently told People Magazine that Foxx organized a party at his rehabilitation center. The party was to celebrate the actor's recovery so far, although he's still undergoing "outpatient rehab." They said Foxx "has been working really hard these last couple of months to get back to normal and has greatly improved since he first got to the facility."

In another sighting, Foxx returned a handbag to a woman who'd lost it near the Chicago Bean. Footage shared on social media showed the actor returning the purse to Terri "Quenni" Glenn as she strolled with her sisters, unaware that her bag was lost.