Jamie Foxx Attends 'Back In Action' Premiere With Daughter

Jamie Foxx attended the premiere of his new film "Back in Action" with his 16-year-old daughter, Anelise Bishop, on Jan. 15 in Berlin, Germany.

Foxx — whose real name is Eric Bishop — credited Anelise for helping save his life when he was in a coma following a stroke in 2023.

"Back in Action" with Jamie Foxx was released on Netflix on Jan. 17.

Foxx was in attendance at the Berlin premiere of his new movie, "Back in Action" on Jan. 15. The 57-year-old actor brought his 16-year-old daughter, Anelise, according to PEOPLE.

The duo walked the Red Carpet at the Zoo Palast Theater, where Anelise rocked a plaid gray and black suit while her father wore a black suit with a black and white lapel.

"Back in Action" also stars Cameron Diaz, and the two actors play ex-spies in the film who are brought out of retirement when their cover is blown.

In his Netflix special, "Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was...," Foxx credited Anelise with helping to save his life by playing her guitar at his bedside. The then-14-year-old is credited for regulating his vital signs as Foxx was unconscious following a stroke.

"My vitals are so bad, they're going to lose me," said Foxx in his Netflix special. "That's when a miracle happened, and that miracle was working through my youngest daughter."

"She's 14 – I didn't want her to see me like that," he continued. "But she snuck into my hospital room with my guitar. 'I know what my daddy needs.'"

"When she was playing, my vitals… went down… it was God in that guitar," he added. "Spiritual defibrillator."

Foxx also brought Anelise to the 82nd Annual Golden Globe Awards, as well as his 30-year-old daughter, Corinne Foxx. The trio attended the event in Los Angeles on Jan. 5.

The "Ray" actor also credited Corinne in his Netflix special for keeping the details of his condition private as she provided the public with updates. Foxx suffered from a brain bleed on April 11, 2023, that led to a stroke. He was in a coma for 20 days and had to learn how to walk again. The comedian shared the details of his illness in his special, "Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was..."

"They held me the f-ck down," he said in his special. "Nobody sees him. They cut it all off. They didn’t want you to see me like that and I didn’t want you to see me like that. I wanted you to see my like this."

Foxx shared a picture of his daughters attending the Golden Globes with him on Instagram on Jan. 6.

"Me with my two beautiful daughters globetrotting at the @goldenglobes … a proud father daughter moment Anelise Estelle and @corinnefoxx so beautiful and fearless," he wrote. "When I was asked on the carpet, what do you think about the awards? I said I have already won to be here with my two girls. Standing upright. Standing with so much love. It’s not my award. It’s my reward. God is good and I think you know the rest. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾."

"Back in Action" is now available on Netflix, and the film stars Foxx and Diaz and a husband and wife who used to be spies. After the duo starts a family, they are "dragged back into the world of espionage when their cover is blown."

The trailer features Diaz's character, Emily, and Foxx's character, Matt, as they fight off culprits at a gas station. Emily later says to her husband, "Okay, you know that I love our life," which prompts Matt to reply, "But?"

"Tonight, something clicked," said Emily. "For the first time in a really long time, I felt alive again. I felt like that b-tch again."

Foxx is credited for bringing Diaz out of retirement for "Back in Action." The two previously starred together in the 1999 film "Any Given Sunday" and "Annie" in 2014.

As previously reported byThe Blast, Diaz said in a recent interview that Foxx was "the only person" who could get her to return to acting. Diaz is raising two children with her husband, musician Benji Madden.

"I thought that if I was going to come back and do a movie, the only person I'd come back and do it with would be this guy," she said. "Seriously. I had other opportunities along the way and I was always saying, 'No. I'm not doing it, I've told you… What? Jamie asked? Jamie? Oh, I can do a movie with Jamie!'"