Jamie Foxx has treated his fans to another video of the "Back in Action" star singing while playing the piano.

Foxx shared a video on Instagram with his fans on Sunday with the caption, "#blessed 2025 here we come."

Jamie Foxx sang the gospel song "Deliver Me (This Is My Exodus)" by Donald Lawrence with Le'Andrea Johnson, and his performance filled the song.

Jamie Foxx shared a new black-and-white video with his fans on Instagram on Dec. 29, and the "Ray" actor hit all the right notes with his angelic voice.

Foxx wore bright shades as he sat at the piano and sang "Deliver Me (This Is My Exodus)" by Donald Lawrence.

The video doesn't feature Foxx singing the entire gospel song, but the clip is long enough for Foxx to hit one of the high notes the song is known for, and the 'Blame It' singer didn't disappoint.

"Cool Runnings" actor Malik Yoba chimed in and wrote in the comments section, "Your gifts keep making room for you. Really proud of you bro! What happened, blessed expression of said gifts."

Foxx also shared a video of himself hanging out with the "Charlie's Angels" actress. Cameron Diaz.

The duo stars in a new action film, "Back to action" together on Netflix, and Foxx shared a video of the co-stars reminiscing about their 25-year friendship with their fans on Instagram.

In the video, Foxx sang an impromptu song while Diaz danced. The duo first worked together on the 1999 Al Pacino film Any Given Sunday. Both also starred in the 2014 remake of "Annie."

"People don't even realize how long we've been friends," Foxx said in the video. "True. Since we were in 'Any Given Sunday' together, which was in 1999," Diaz replied. "And now we're back in action, honey," she added.

"Back in Action" premieres January 17 on Netflix.

Foxx was attacked while having a birthday dinner at Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills on December 13.

The Blast it was previously reported that the drama began after a laser pointer with a p-nis image was projected onto his dinner table while he was dining with his daughters and friends.

The culprits were members of the production company "Jackass", and the crew allegedly sent Foxx a drink, which he accepted, but did not drink due to a recent stroke. The group then pointed a laser pointer at Foxx's desk, and he confronted the group as he explained that he was with his daughters, one of whom is 16.

Foxx reportedly asked the group, "In front of my daughters?"

Things then got spicy, with one of the crew hitting Foxx in the face with a heavy glass. The "Robin Hood" actor reportedly needed stitches, and Foxx may press charges against the culprit, but no arrests have been made.

Foxx said in his new Netflix special, "Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was..." that he had a brain bleed that led to a stroke in 2023.

The "Django" actor was in Atlanta filming scenes from the movie "Back to Action" when he lost consciousness due to a severe headache. He had emergency surgery and woke up 20 days later, unable to walk.

Foxx was later flown to Chicago where he recovered in a rehabilitation facility to learn to walk again.

Foxx shared another video with his fans to wish his friend Denzel Washington happy birthday. Foxx shared a hilarious viral clip of himself and Washington in 2022 talking about Denzel's role in "A Soldier's Story."

The two actors spoke of Washington's "calling card" in his films, including "A Soldier's Tale," in which Washington's character has an intense scene with a drill sergeant and tells him to "get your fucking hands off me."

Foxx hilariously impersonated Washington in the clip and said, "Get your fucking hands off me," prompting Washington to laugh.

The post was captioned: "Sometimes God gives you extra blessings. What a moment to make the goat belly laugh, happy birthday Denzel, you are a national treasure."