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Jamie Foxx quickly clarified the intention behind the post, stating that he was not targeting any group but was instead referring to a personal betrayal by a "fake friend." He explained that he was speaking metaphorically about Jesus as a figure betrayed by supposed friends, not Jews or any specific community.
In a subsequent social media post, Foxx apologized to the Jewish community and anyone offended, emphasizing that his words were "clumsy" and that it was never his intention to hurt anyone. He stated:
"I felt betrayed by a fake friend, and that's what I meant about ‘they,’ nothing more. I have love in my heart for everyone. I support the Jewish community in all faiths and am against all hate."