Man Stabbed in Neck at Jamie Foxx's Halloween Party in Thousand Oaks

Jamie Foxx’s annual Halloween celebration took a violent turn Saturday night at his sprawling Thousand Oaks mansion. According to TMZ ^[1], deputies and paramedics rushed to the scene after reports of a stabbing emerged during the high-profile party.

The Mirror reported ^[2] that the incident occurred at the luxury residence where hundreds of costumed attendees had gathered. A male guest suffered a superficial wound to the neck and was treated by paramedics on the spot, rather than being transported to a hospital.

Video footage obtained by TMZ ^[1] shows a chaotic scene outside the venue. Multiple individuals were seen in handcuffs as law enforcement directed the crowd off the premises. The party, organized by Foxx’s daughter Anelise, featured elaborate decorations, including cobwebs on the gates and skeletons on the lawn, which were illuminated by flashing blue emergency lights.

The Mirror ^[2] noted that gun-toting police officers watched over several people sitting on the grass, while others were led away toward police vans. A sign posted at the entrance clearly stated a “No Real or Fake Weapons” rule, a regulation that may have contributed to the tense atmosphere.

Law enforcement sources told TMZ ^[1] that a male suspect was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. It remains unclear whether Jamie Foxx, 58, was home at the time of the incident. The Oscar-winning actor and Grammy-awarded musician has hosted this event at his California home for years, drawing a star-studded crowd.

This violent disruption comes as Foxx has recently returned to work following a life-threatening brain bleed and stroke in 2023, as reported by the Mirror ^[2]. While the party is known for its glamour and exclusivity, the presence of hundreds of guests in costumes can create unpredictable dynamics.

Authorities have not confirmed the identity of the victim or the suspect. The focus now shifts to the investigation into how the alleged weapon was introduced despite the strict no-weapons policy. For now, the event that usually marks the start of the holiday season for Foxx’s circle has ended in a police swarm rather than a festive farewell.