Everything you need to know about Jamie Foxx’s sexual assault case

A recent lawsuit has been filed by an anonymous woman, referred to as Jane Doe in legal documents, alleging that actor Jamie Foxx sexually assaulted her in 2015 at a New York rooftop bar. The incident, detailed in the lawsuit, involves unwanted physical contact that Foxx vehemently denies, citing a previously dismissed case and intentions to counterclaim for malicious prosecution.Let’s take a look at everything you need to know about the case.

Jamie Foxx accused of unwanted advances following a photo request

In 2015, Jane Doe and her friend found themselves seated near Jamie Foxx at Catch NYC. A casual request for a photograph led to a series of snapshots together. Following this interaction, Foxx allegedly began praising Jane Doe's appearance, likening her to actor Gabrielle Union.
Claims of unwanted physical contact and secluded advances
Foxx’s conduct reportedly took an invasive turn as he escorted Jane Doe to a secluded area. Once alone, the alleged assault unfolded as Foxx purportedly made unwanted physical advances, touching her breasts and groping her against her will. When Jane Doe’s friend intervened, Foxx ceased his actions, allowing the women to leave the situation.
Foxx Firmly Denies Accusations, Plans Counterclaim for Malicious Prosecution
A representative for Jamie Foxx has vehemently denied the allegations, citing a previously dismissed case in Brooklyn filed in 2020 with similar claims. Foxx's camp maintains that the alleged incident never occurred and intends to pursue a counterclaim for malicious prosecution after the dismissal of the current case.
Seeking Unspecified Damages Under Adult Survivors Act
Jane Doe has filed a lawsuit seeking unspecified damages, the value of which is expected to be determined during the trial. The lawsuit is under New York's temporary Adult Survivors Act, which allows individuals to pursue previously time-barred sexual assault cases. However, this law expired after Thursday's filing.