Jamie Foxx fights for stolen sex photos
Jamie Foxx has hit back at a fan who plans to make compromising X-rated pictures of the 'Ray' star public, insisting the candid photos were stolen from a crawl space in his Las Vegas, Nevada, home.
Mark Filthian claims he legally took a box of photos of Foxx engaged in sexual activity from a dumpster near his house, and he's now suing the Oscar favourite after becoming the victim of abuse by the actor's aid es.
He alleges in court papers that he was beaten with "fists and furniture" by two of Foxx's associates, who took most of the photos he had in his possession.
But Foxx, who denies hiring the men or being part of any illegal attempt to get the photos back, insists Filthian is trading stolen property - and he wants the photos back, even though he feels they're far from harmful.
In an upcoming GQ article, Foxx says: "There's no farm animals involved, there is no men involved. And to be honest with you, they're nice."
According to American legal show Celebrity Justice, the candid shots are currently in the possession of a Phoenix, Arizona, businessman, who has brokered deals for nude pictures of other celebrities. He plans to publish them when he's sure they weren't stolen.
