Jamie Foxx Halloween drama continues as new video shows ugly fight breaking out at party that sparked police visit

More footage from Jamie Foxx's Halloween party sheds further light into the chaos that unfolded that evening. On Halloween, thousands descended upon Foxx's Thousand Oaks mansion for his annual SKVLK Fest - but the party, which was hosted by his 18-year-old daughter Anelise, went haywire.At least one person was taken into custody and another was reportedly injured during a scuffle. Now new video provides another look at some of the mayhem that occurred that evening. Video shows various party goers fighting on a hillside, where one of the individuals ends up on the ground as the others gather beside him. Another angle shows more commotion occurs at the bottom of the slope as various party goers descend the hillside. New video shows more of the mayhem that occurred at Jamie Foxx's Halloween party last week On Halloween, thousands descended upon Foxx's Thousand Oaks mansion for his annual SKVLK Fest, but the party went haywire; Foxx pictured May 2026It's unclear if any of the actions captured in the video were connected to the incidents which prompted a police visit. The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Foxx for comment about the video. A spokesperson with the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to The Daily Mail on Sunday that authorities 'responded' to the Oscar-winner's home 'for a party call,' adding that 'there was a juvenile arrested.'Police sources previously told TMZ on Sunday that a person had been stabbed in the neck with a superficial wound first responders treated on the premises.Law enforcement sources told the outlet that a male suspect had been taken into custody in connection with assault with a deadly weapon.However, law enforcement later determined the injury was not the result of a stabbing. 'it was determined the victim was not assaulted with a knife, and the injury appears to be from a mutual combat/simple battery,' the Sheriff's office said, according to KTLA. Law enforcement also reportedly observed another fight at the event where a teenager allegedly kicked another individual in the head, according to KTLA.The suspect was arrested and booked for assault in the Ventura County Juvenile Justice Center. Video shot at the bash showed a number of people placed in handcuffs while authorities ordered hundreds of partygoers to leave the premises.The party was hosted by the actor's 18-year-old daughter Anelise and Foxx was not present at the time of the party, according to Entertainment Tonight. Video shows various party goers fighting on a hillside, where one of the individuals ending up on the ground as the others surrounded him The party was hosted by Foxx's 18-year-old daughter Anelise and Foxx was not present at the time of the party, according to Entertainment Tonight.Around 3,000 people are believed to have been at the party, the Ventura County Sheriff's Office said, according to People. Foxx has posted numerous videos from the party since then, including a headline about the police presence. 'Teens arrested, no one stabbed during party at Jamie Foxx's mansion, authorities say,' the KTLA headline read. An image of a sign posted at the party, published by TMZ, also stated a number of house rules, which included no uninvited guests; no use of household appliances; respecting the host and the property; and no weapons, real or fake. It's unclear if any of the actions captured in the video were connected to the incidents which prompted a police visit Photos previously captured from the party showed multiple people appearing to be handcuffedOther rules posted on the sign indicated that drugs and alcohol were prohibited at the bash, and that costumes were to be 'safe and fun' with no one dressing as police, ICE officials or any government agents.In a press release, the SKVLK Fest said, 'We’re grateful to the Ventura County Sheriff's deputies and detectives for their thorough work, and to the EMTs and security staff who responded quickly that night.'Our thoughts are with everyone who was hurt, and we’re cooperating fully as the investigations continue. But the record needs to be clear: no one was stabbed.' Saturday's appeared to be the second year in a row that the party had some uncomfortable moments, as the entertainer personally scolded attendees after a person in the audience threw an object at rapper GloRilla as she was onstage.Foxx said in a 2025 clip, 'Why would you throw something at the stage, man? Why? This is for free. Y’all don’t deserve this s***, bro.' Another angle of the party shows more commotion at the bottom of the hill Several individuals make their way down the slopeHe added that he was 'so disappointed' at having to remind attendees not to pelt the performers with objects.Foxx said, 'You throw some s*** in my house, in my crib? It’s not cool, bro.'The actor purchased the 17,000 square foot home - which sits on 40 private acres - in 2007 for $10.5 million.The area is known for massive acreage per home and for a more privacy.His estate has 10 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms across 17,000 square feet; the Mediterranean style home has a library, formal living and dining room, full gym, gourmet kitchen, a breakfast room, game rooms and family rooms, according to the outlet. The bash was held at his lavish Thousand Oaks mansion which he purchased for $10.5 million in 2007; pictured in Melbourne, Australia on November 3The master bedroom has two fireplaces, an atrium, dual private baths, a sitting room, sauna and a balcony.There is also two large guest houses, playing fields, north/south tennis courts, a cabana studio and an Olympic sized pool.Foxx is father to three children, as he recently welcomed a baby with his girlfriend Alyce Huckstepp, 31. He is also father to daughter Corinne, 32, with ex-girlfriend Connie Kline; and daughter Anelise, 18, with ex Kristin Grannis.