Jamie Foxx looks absolutely ripped as he reveals body transformation ahead of playing Mike Tyson

What a Foxx!

Jamie Foxx, 53, set pulses racing as he revealed his ultra-ripped physique in a new Instagram Story post on Monday.

The Academy Award winner, who is currently preparing to play boxer Mike Tyson, showed ex Katie Holmes what she was missing as he stripped off his shirt to show off his six-pack abs while spending time with his dogs King and Kong.

Jamie went with Western vibes for the rest of his look, rocking a cowboy hat, distressed jeans and well-worn leather boots.

Though it was obvious the Terrell, Texas native could make knees weak, it’s unclear who Foxx is currently romancing.

He was last linked to 26-year-old model and waitress Dana Caprio in 2020, a little less than a year after his split from girlfriend of six-years Holmes.

Right now, it looked like actor/musician was putting everything into his workouts as he trains up to play notorious fighter Mike Tyson in a forthcoming streaming series.

The show will span Tyson’s whole life, tracing his highs as Heavyweight Champion Of The World and lows, like his time behind bars.

More recently, Foxx has been collaborating with his daughter Corinne on the Netflix series Dad Stop Embarrassing Me, which came out last Wednesday.

Jamie celebrated his daughter’s first big producing credits late last month, telling his 27-year-old ‘soooo proud of u!’ in a chic Instagram of his girl.

In the show, Foxx plays ‘a single dad and cosmetics brand owner [who] figures out fatherhood on the fly when his strong-minded teen daughter moves in with him,’ according to IMDb. 

Talking about her new gig with Forbes last week, the USC grad said: ‘It was a really big learning experience because I was the youngest and the only female producer on the show.’ 

‘I was stepping into these rooms with Netflix executives, with people who were seasoned and had these long careers,’ she explained. ‘Not to say that any of them were weren’t sweet and amazing to me, but I knew these were big shoes to fill, and I had to level up very quickly. 

‘At first, I was very intimidated by it, but then I remembered no one knows the material better than me because this is based on my life. I think that took some of the pressure off because no one can speak to this more than I can.’

Dad Stop Embarrassing Me eight-episode first season is available to stream via Netflix now.