Everything About Jamie Foxx’s Daughter

Who is Annalise Bishop? Age, Childhood, Sister

Annalise Bishop is the second daughter of the famous actor Jamie Foxx and his ex-girlfriend, Kristin Grannis. Annalise was born on the 3rd October 2008 in the USA, so is still a child and hasn’t pursued any career opportunities, but being the child of a famous actor, maybe she’ll pursue the same career. Her parents have split since her birth, and she now lives with her mother, but Jamie and Kristin have remained on good terms, and can often be seen together in public,  most recently in December 2019.

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Annalise has a half-sister, Corinne who is Jamie’s older daughter and her mother is Connie Kline.

Corinne was born on the 15th February 1994 in Los Angeles California, and has become a model and an actress. She has featured several times next to her father in films and TV shows, including the show “Beat Shazam”. She went to Sierra Canyon School, and later enrolled at the University of Southern California where she studied public relations. After graduation, she studied at Howard Fine Acting Studio, and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.

Annalise Bishop’s Father, Jamie Foxx

Born as Eric Marlon Bishop on the 13th December 1967 in Terrell, Texas USA; he is the son of Darrell Bishop, who converted to Islam and changed the name to Shahid Abdula, and worked as a stockbroker, while his mother is Louise Annette Talley Dixon. However, they didn’t raise him as Jamie was adopted by the parents’ of his mother, Esther Marie, and Mark Talley. Raised as a Baptist Jamie started playing piano from an early age, and performed at Terrel’s New Hope Baptist Church. He went to Terrell High School where he excelled academically, but also in football and basketball.

He wanted to become a professional American Football player for the Dallas Cowboys, however, his talent took him elsewhere.

Stand Up Comedy, Acting Debut

From an early age, Foxx discovered that he had a sense of humor, and would tell jokes since he was a teenager. In high school, a teacher noticed his talent and would make him tell jokes to the class if the rest of the students were on their behavior. This followed him into adulthood, and he would perform comedy during open mic in comedy clubs. It was about this time that he changed his name to Jamie Foxx, as he felt that female comedians got more offers.

Nevertheless, in 1991 he made his acting debut as he joined the cast of the series “In Living Color”, while in 1992 he made his film debut in “Toys”, and the same year got the part of George in the TV series “Roc”. He struggled to make an impact until the mid- ‘90s when he got his own TV series “The Jamie Foxx Show”, which lasted from 1996 until 2001 over 100 episodes.

Rise to Prominence

Jamie’s popularity improved in the early 2000s, with roles in films such as “Ali” (2001), in which he starred next to Will Smith and Jon Voight, then “Collateral” (2004), alongside Tom Cruise and Jada Pinkett Smith.

The same year Jamie was cast in the role that launched him to stars, when he was selected for the role of Ray Charles in the biopic entitled “Ray”, for which he won both Academy (Oscar) and Golden Globe Awards. He continued very successfully into the second part of the 2000s, starring in several high-profile films such as “Jarhead” (2005), “Miami Vice” (2006), then the action thriller-drama “The Kingdom” (2007), the Academy Award-winning musical drama film “Dreamgirls” (2006), and in the action crime-drama film “Law Abiding Citizen” (2009).

Continual Success

Jamie’s success continued into the recent decade, and he’s become one of the most praised actors, starring in numerous high budget films, which increased his wealth and popularity as well. In 2012 he portrayed Django in “Django Unchained”, directed and written by Quentin Tarantino, and also starring Christoph Waltz and Leonardo DiCaprio, and in 2013 in the action-drama film “White House Down”, with Channing Tatum and Maggie Gyllenhaal, while in 2014 he featured in the Golden Globe Award-nominated comedy-drama film “Annie”, alongside Quvenzhane Wallis and Cameron Diaz.

It was amazing to have @iamjamiefoxx on #TheMaskedSinger on Super Bowl Sunday!! Season 4 of #BeatShazam is right around the corner. 🎉🎶pic.twitter.com/8vbFjrhRY0

— Ken Jeong (@kenjeong) February 4, 2020

Most recently he had the starring role in the action thriller film “Sleepless” (2017) and in 2018 participated in the new take on the famous story of Robin Hood, starring alongside Taron Egerton and Ben Mendelsohn. He is currently working on several films, including the thriller “The Manuscript” and the drama film “Signal Hill”, which are yet to receive premiere dates, among other films.

Jamie Foxx Net Worth and Personal Life

An Academy Award winner, Jamie has made appearances in more than 70 films and TV series which have made him a millionaire. According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Foxx’s net worth is as high as $100 million, as of early 2020. Jamie is known for his high-profile relationships, but although he has two children, he has never married.

Corinne is his daughter with ex-partner Connie Kline, who he was with only from January to June 1993. Since then, Jamie has been seen with several ladies, including Vivica A. Fox, Leila Arcieri, Christina Milian, Eva Marcille, Kristin Grannis – the mother of his second child – Nikki Giavasis, Stacy Dash, and Katie Holmes, with whom he was in a relationship from 2014 until 2018. Since the break-up with Katie, Foxx has seen with the singer Sela Vave, who is just 21 years old.

Jamie has had several problems with the law, including an arrest in Harrah’s casino in New Orleans, charged with trespassing, disturbing the peace and others. Eventually, he was sentenced to a six month suspended jail time, two years of probation, and a fine of $1,500.