Jamie Foxx remains hospitalized after suffering a medical emergency — and now another project is filming without him. “Beat Shazam,” the gameshow co-hosted by Foxx and his daughter Cori…
Jamie Foxx remains hospitalized after suffering a medical emergency — and now another project is filming without him.
“Beat Shazam,” the gameshow co-hosted by Foxx and his daughter Corinne, has started filming its new season, but has found another host to replace the Oscar-winning actor, Corinne also won’t appear on the new season, as she stays by her father’s side in the Atlanta hospital where he remains.Reps for the Foxx family and “Beat Shazam” didn’t immediately return Page Six’s requests for comment.
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