Violence erupts when guest gets stabbed at Jamie Foxx’s Halloween party

Thousand Oaks, Ca. – A Halloween celebration at Jamie Foxx’s California mansion took a disturbing turn on the evening of November 7 after a guest was reportedly stabbed in the neck, prompting a police response and the arrest of a suspect.
The incident occurred during Skvlk Fest, the annual Halloween-themed music festival organized by Foxx’s 18-year-old daughter, Anelise, at the actor’s sprawling Thousand Oaks estate.
According to reports by TMZ, deputies from the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office and paramedics responded after receiving reports that a male attendee had been stabbed. The victim suffered what authorities described as a superficial neck wound and was treated by paramedics at the scene.
A male suspect was reportedly arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. Officials have not released additional details about what triggered the confrontation or whether the suspect and victim knew each other.
Video footage obtained by TMZ showed a chaotic scene outside the mansion, with hundreds of costumed guests being directed off the property. Several individuals were also seen in handcuffs as law enforcement officers worked to clear the area.
Adding an unusual twist, signs posted around the festival reportedly warned attendees that neither real nor fake weapons were permitted, including costume props. Neither Foxx nor his daughter has publicly addressed the reported stabbing. However, the actor shared several clips from the celebration on Instagram Sunday, praising the event and its performers.
Skvlk Fest has grown into a major Halloween tradition, featuring carnival-style attractions and musical performances. Previous performers have included Tyga, GloRilla, Leon Thomas, Ty Dolla $ign and Sexyy Red. The festival also experienced a security-related disturbance last year when someone threw a glass bottle toward the stage during GloRilla’s performance. Foxx confronted the crowd, expressing his anger and disappointment over the incident.
This year’s celebration had originally been scheduled for October 31 but was postponed because of rainy weather in California. As of November 9, authorities had not publicly disclosed further information about the alleged stabbing, and Foxx’s representatives had not issued a statement.
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(Sources: Complex, TMZ, Us Weekly, People)
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