A Halloween party at Jamie Foxx’s California mansion reportedly turned violent after a guest was stabbed in the neck, leading to a police response and an arrest.
According to TMZ, the incident took place Saturday night (Nov. 7) at the actor’s Thousand Oaks estate, where his daughter, Anelise Foxx, was hosting her annual Halloween party.
Law enforcement sources told the outlet that deputies and paramedics were dispatched to the property following reports that a male guest had been stabbed in the neck.
Fortunately, the victim’s injuries were reportedly “superficial,” and paramedics treated him at the scene. Authorities also arrested a male suspect on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, though further details about what sparked the confrontation have yet to be disclosed.
Footage obtained by TMZ captured the chaotic scene outside the mansion, with hundreds of guests dressed in Halloween costumes being instructed to leave the property. Several people were also seen in handcuffs as law enforcement officers worked to clear the area.
Interestingly, a sign displayed outside the event reportedly warned guests that “No Real or Fake Weapons” were allowed. However, it’s unclear what triggered the stabbing or whether Foxx was present at the mansion when it happened.
The Halloween party has become an annual tradition for Foxx’s daughter, who has turned the celebration into a major event featuring performances from celebrities. Last year, the party, known as Skvlk Fest, featured appearances by Tyga, Leon Thomas, and GloRilla.
However, last year’s festivities were briefly interrupted when someone in the crowd threw a glass bottle toward the stage during GloRilla’s performance, forcing her to pause her set.
Foxx addressed the situation directly, telling the crowd, “Why would you do something like that? Why would you throw something at the stage, man? This is for free.”
Saturday’s incident comes just days after Foxx reportedly welcomed his third child, his first with Alyce Huckstepp, on Wednesday (Nov. 4). The actor was also involved in another incident in December 2024, when a glass thrown from a nearby table at Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills struck him in the mouth during his birthday dinner, leaving him in need of stitches.
