Jamie Foxx Rocks Shirt With Girlfriend Alyce Huckstepp’s Face On It [PHOTOS]

Celebrating his 56th birthday at Sea Casa in Westlake Village, California, Jamie Foxx embraced the viral TikTok trend by wearing a T-shirt featuring the face and name of his girlfriend, Alyce Huckstepp.

The "Ray" star recently expressed deep gratitude to fans on Instagram, thanking them for prayers during challenging times.

Huckstepp, described as a "total sweetheart," has been with Foxx since at least August. Foxx, who has been open about his views on marriage, shared an emotional message, extending joy to all on his birthday.

Foxx recently celebrated his December 13 birthday at Sea Casa in Westlake Village, California, alongside his girlfriend, Huckstepp.

Foxx's birthday outfit featured a black T-shirt adorned with a photo collage of Huckstepp and her first name in large letters. He completed the trendy outfit with an orange puffer jacket, black track pants, and white sneakers.

For the putting, Huckstepp complemented Foxx's ensemble with a white button-down tied at the waist, an orange shirt, light-washed boyfriend jeans, and sneakers.

Beyond being a sweet romantic gesture, Foxx's T-shirt choice taps into the viral TikTok trend known as "the girlfriend T-shirt." This trend sees men don shirts featuring their girlfriend's face and name, often accompanied by a famous line from Prime Video's "The Summer I Turned Pretty" and the soundtrack of Mary J. Blige's "Family Affair."

See the photo of the actor here.

In a heartfelt Instagram post on his 56th birthday, Foxx shared a series of selfies and expressed deep gratitude to fans for their prayers and support during challenging times in the caption.

The "Ray" star wrote: "This birthday is a special one…I wanna start by saying thank you to everyone that prayed for me when I was in a bad way…here lately I've been able to thank some of you personally but I want to say to all of you."

The Oscar winner personally thanked those who offered prayers and considered everyone who supported him as family, adding: "I NEEDED EVERY PRAYER…you lifted me through. I was able to make it to today because of your prayers…I consider all of you my family…and thank you to my immediate family, and everybody who chipped in to make sure that I could celebrate on this day.

He extended his joy to all, concluding: "I'm sending our complete joy to everybody… Cause if it's my birthday it's your birthday."

Reportedly, Foxx and Huckstepp's relationship, which became public around August, might have started even earlier in 2022. While the lovebirds haven't made a red carpet appearance together, Huckstepp attended the premiere of Foxx's Netflix film "Day Shift."

However, while keeping their romance low-key, the couple hasn't hesitated to be seen in public, including a post-medical emergency vacation in Cabo and an October outing to KFC.

In September, a source who spoke to People magazine described Huckstepp as a "total sweetheart," highlighting her Australian background despite having been in the U.S. for some time.

In July, the "Day Shift" actor also enjoyed the company of his girlfriend during the filming of a BetMGM commercial. An actor who participated in the shoot as an extra revealed that the "Django Unchained" star and Huckstepp "seemed cozy."

Despite facing challenges this year, Foxx continued to release successful and notable projects, earning awards buzz for the sci-fi/comedy "They Cloned Tyrone" and acclaim for the legal drama "The Burial." Looking forward, he will lend his voice to the character of God in the upcoming comedy "Not Another Church Movie."

Foxx, who shares two daughters Corrine, 29, and Anelise, 14, from previous relationships with exes Connie Kline and Kristin Grannis, respectively, expressed his views on marriage in his 2021 memoir, "Act Like You Got Some Sense."

In the book, the Academy Award-winning actor revealed, "I just don't think I'm the marrying type," adding that he has "just never been convinced that marriage was a good idea for me."

The 56-year-old cited varying experiences among his friends, adding: "I've had friends that have great marriages, others not so much. And it never seemed like marriage was necessary to raise my children in a safe and loving atmosphere."