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Jamie Foxx’s $10.5 million California mansion appears to be getting an upgrade as his health condition continues to remain up in the air.
Foxx’s sprawling 17,000-square foot Hidden Valley estate was seen being renovated in photos obtained by Page Six on Friday.
The snaps show a large dumpster filled with discarded building materials sitting in the backyard of the luxurious home.
Handyman equipment like a ladder and a worker’s table and slabs of wood were also seen beneath his wrap-around balcony.
It’s unclear what kind of refurbishments were being made to the not-so-humble abode and his rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
The “Ray” actor, 55, reportedly purchased the Mediterranean-style villa, which sits on 40 acres of land with panoramic mountain views, in 2007.
The home was built in 1995 and consists of 10 bedrooms, 12 baths, a formal living room dining area, game room, gym, gourmet kitchen, library, a recording studio and five-car garage.
Arguably the most impressive feature of the home is Foxx’s opulent primary bedroom, which includes a sitting room, two large fireplaces, dual baths, a sauna and a balcony.
And outside, the home is just as decked out as the inside. The property features a grand Olympic swimming pool with outdoor cabanas, multiple tennis courts, guest houses, a customized basketball court with stadium-style seating.
It’s unknown if the Oscar winner has been staying in the massive residence amid his health struggles.
Page Six exclusively reported last week that Foxx was “recovering well” after he suffered a “medical complication” that sent him to the hospital while filming Netflix action comedy “Back in Action” in Atlanta on April 11.
Foxx gave fans an update in May, taking to his Instagram Story with the statement: “Appreciate all the love!!! Feeling blessed.”
Rumors started swirling that Foxx’s health had taken a turn for the worse, but his daughter Corinne, 29, denied the claims later that month, sharing that he was “recuperating” and had “been out of the hospital for weeks.”
While Foxx’s family members remain tight-lipped about the details of his current standing, though his reps did deny the “completely inaccurate” claims from gossip columnist AJ Benza on Dr. Drew Pinsky’s show that the actor had been harmed by the COVID-19 vaccine.
Mike Tyson, who is planning a biopic starring Foxx, claimed he suffered a stroke, though that has not been confirmed.
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Corinne, his other daughter Annalise, 14, as well as Annalise’s mother, Kristin Grannis, have all visited him at a recovery clinic.
This week, a source claimed that he is still in recovery but not back to where he should be.
“He is getting the best care and working hard to recover right now, but he is still not himself,” the source told People. “He has the tightest circle around him.”
But John Boyega shared on Tuesday that he has talked to the “Django Unchained” star on the phone and he’s “doing well.”
