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Jamie Foxx has welcomed his third child, his first with girlfriend Alyce Huckstepp, according to reports.
 
Sources confirmed the news to PEOPLE, with the 58-year-old actor now a father of three. Foxx already has two daughters, Corinne, 32, whom he shares with former partner Connie Kline, and Anelise, 18, whose mother is Kristin Grannis.
 
The arrival comes several months after news of Huckstepp's pregnancy became public in May. The 31-year-old fitness instructor was later seen showing her baby bump while out in Los Angeles.
 
Foxx had previously admitted he was unsure about becoming a father again at his age. Speaking to E! News, he said, "Being my age, I was a little on the fence." He also joked about getting advice from fellow actor Al Pacino, who welcomed a child in 2023 at the age of 83.
 
"Then I ran into Al Pacino a few months ago," Foxx recalled. "'I said, 'Al, you gonna be back in the drop off line?' I said, aw man, shoot I'm good."
 
Foxx and Huckstepp were first publicly linked in 2023 after being spotted together at Nobu in Malibu. Their relationship has had a few reported breaks. PEOPLE reported that they split in January 2025, but they were seen together again a few months later, including at Nobu in April and a restaurant in Miami that October.
 
Huckstepp was also reportedly by Foxx's side during his health struggles following a medical emergency in 2023.
 
The actor recently spoke about the possibility of moving to Australia, where Huckstepp is from. During a visit to Melbourne, he told the Daily Mail he would be open to relocating. He also explained that spending time with Huckstepp's family while visiting the country was important to him.
 
Foxx has previously spoken warmly about being a father. In a 2017 interview, he said he was proud of how his daughters had grown up despite the pressures of life in Hollywood.
 
Asked about his favourite part of fatherhood during an appearance on Ellen Digital's Dad Confessions, he said he loved hearing his children call him "dad" and watching their faces light up when he entered a room.