Key Takeaways
- Anelise Foxx hosted a Halloween party at her father Jamie Foxx’s Thousand Oaks mansion on Nov. 7, where a guest reportedly stabbed another man in the neck, according to TMZ.
- Paramedics treated the victim’s reportedly superficial wound at the scene, and deputies arrested a male suspect on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
- Police cleared hundreds of costumed guests from the property despite the event’s “No Real or Fake Weapons” rule; what sparked the confrontation and whether Jamie Foxx was home remain unclear.
A Halloween party at Jamie Foxx's California mansion reportedly took a violent turn after a guest was stabbed in the neck, prompting a police response and an arrest.
According to TMZ, the incident occurred Saturday night (Nov. 7) at the actor's Thousand Oaks estate, where his daughter, Anelise Foxx, was hosting her annual Halloween celebration.
Law enforcement sources told the outlet that deputies and paramedics responded to the property after receiving reports that a male guest had been stabbed in the neck.
Fortunately, the victim's injuries were described as "superficial," and paramedics reportedly treated him at the scene. Authorities also took a male suspect into custody on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, although additional details surrounding the confrontation have not been released.
Footage TMZ obtained showed a chaotic scene outside the mansion as hundreds of partygoers in Halloween costumes were directed to leave the property. Several individuals could also be seen in handcuffs as law enforcement worked to clear the area.
Interestingly, a sign posted outside the event reportedly warned attendees that "No Real or Fake Weapons" were permitted. It's unclear what led to the stabbing or whether Foxx was at home when the incident occurred.
The Halloween celebration has become an annual tradition for Foxx's daughter, who has transformed the event into a large-scale party featuring celebrity performances. Last year, the event, known as Skvlk Fest, featured appearances from Tyga, Leon Thomas, and GloRilla.
However, the celebration was disrupted when someone in the crowd threw a glass bottle toward the stage during GloRilla's performance, temporarily stopping her set.
Foxx addressed the incident directly, .
"Why would you do something like that? Why would you throw something at the stage, man? This is for free," he told the crowd.
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 a separate incident in December 2024 when a glass thrown from another table at Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills struck him in the mouth during his birthday dinner, leaving him needing stitches.
