Seven months after Jamie Foxx's mysterious medical emergency, the actor appears lively on social media, showcasing moments such as promoting his new film, 'The Burial', and celebrating his daughter's birthday.

However, insiders suggest he is struggling behind closed doors. Foxx faced a health scare in April, resulting in a pause in the production of the Netflix film 'Back in Action'.

"Jamie pulling out of another project has friends worried that he hasn't recuperated as well as everyone thinks," a source told the National Enquirer.

"He's struggling, but Jamie has been very private about what happened and his recovery."

His daughter, Corinne, mentioned a "medical complication," and Foxx later spent weeks in a Chicago rehab facility specializing in strokes and traumatic brain injuries.

Could need more time to recover

Despite his social media presence, the actor recently stepped down from hosting the Fox game show 'We Are Family', replaced by Anthony Anderson and his mother.

The move is seen as an indicator that Foxx is not fully recovered. While he expresses eagerness to return to work, sources emphasize he still requires more time for recovery.

"Jamie hasn't had any major setbacks recently, still he doesn't want to overdo it," the insider added.

"He feels better than he has in months - and he owes that to ongoing physical therapy.

"Jamie doesn't want to risk anything if he doesn't have to. He's got a birthday coming up on December 13 and says he wants to celebrate many more."

The details of Foxx's health scare remain undisclosed, even to close friends and family, highlighting the actor's preference for privacy regarding his well-being.

"I did go through hell and back," Foxx said in July.

"My road to recovery had some potholes as well, but I'm coming back."