During a birthday dinner in Beverly Hills, Jamie Foxx was hit in the mouth by a thrown glass, requiring stitches, according to his representatives.

According to his representatives, Jamie Foxx sustained injuries during an incident while celebrating his 57th birthday at Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills.

On Friday night, while dining at a popular celebrity hotspot, an incident involving actor and singer Foxx occurred.

At his birthday dinner, Jamie Foxx was hit in the mouth with a glass thrown from another table. He required stitches and is currently recovering. The police have been called, and the matter is now being handled by law enforcement.

On Friday, the Beverly Hills Police Department responded to a reported assault with a deadly weapon at Mr. Chow, as stated in a news release obtained by Planet Chronicle Digital.

Upon their arrival at 10:06 p.m., the BHPD officers investigated the incident and found that the report of assault with a deadly weapon was "unfounded."

The "incident involved a physical altercation between parties." After a preliminary investigation, the authorities documented the battery in a report and no arrests were made. The BHPD's investigation into the incident is still ongoing.

Planet Chronicle Digital has reached out to Mr. Chow for comment.

On Wednesday, Jamie Foxx hosted the Strong Black Legends Dinner at Mr. Chow and was captured on camera as he exited the restaurant. In a video posted on X, he was seen conversing with the paparazzi and signing autographs.

During his walk to an SUV, Foxx was questioned about his feelings regarding celebrating his birthday following his near-death experience due to a medical emergency last year.

The Academy Award winner said, "It's beautiful because I didn't know if I would be here to celebrate it."

Jamie Foxx discussed his Netflix comedy special, "Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was," which was released on Tuesday. During the special, he shared new details about his 2023 health crisis.

""It's amazing to be back on stage and make people laugh after going through something so crazy," he said."

George Carlin and Richard Pryor inspired the "Blame It" singer to speak about the ordeal in the special.

In April 2023, Foxx was hospitalized in a coma for weeks due to a mysterious illness. During his Netflix special, he tearfully shared with fans the cause of his coma.

"April 11, I had a bad headache and asked my boy for aspirin. Before I could get it, I went outside. I don't remember the next 20 days."

At the time of his hospitalization, doctors informed Foxx's family that he had suffered a "brain bleed resulting in a stroke."

The doctor at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia stated, "We'll lose him if I don't go in his head right now."

Deidra Dixon, Foxx's sister, was informed by his doctor after his surgery that they couldn't locate the source of the issue, but he was experiencing a stroke. Although he may fully recover, it would be the most challenging year of his life.

I woke up on May 4 and found myself in a wheelchair, unable to walk due to the stroke that left me dizzy for 20 days and caused memory loss.

"At first, the "Django Unchained" actor believed his stroke was a "joke." He didn't seek therapy until a healthcare worker pressured him to get help, as he was convinced that "Jamie Foxx doesn't have strokes.""

The therapist advised him, "Listen, you need to stop this arrogant bulls--t, the whole Jamie Foxx s--t, and that stroke doesn't care about who you are."

Snapping out of his moment of realization, Foxx worked diligently towards his recovery.

Foxx frequently thanked his fans for their prayers and support during the special.

"Thank you, Atlanta, for every well-wish. To the world, I am deeply grateful."