Jamie Foxx receives support from Will Smith, Glenn Close and many more after sharing first video since hospitalization

Jamie Foxx on Friday spoke out for the first time since he was hospitalized in April in a video shared to his Instagram page, and support from many of the Oscar-winner's famous friends poured in.

Glenn Close, who stars alongside Foxx in the upcoming film "Back in Action," reminisced about the last time she saw him in a comment on his post, writing it was "a sunny day when you were laughing, throwing a football, graciously letting some extras take selfies with you."

She added she observed Foxx "giving your heart, soul and joy completely in the moment. Thank God you are back! Thank God your family gave you the love and protection you needed to heal. Giving thanks and sending love."

Foxx was initially hospitalized in Atlanta in April while he was in town filming "Back in Action," but the undisclosed "medical complication" did not take place while he was on set.

Close's sentiment of support and gratitude for Foxx's video update echoed throughout the comments section with messages of support from his followers to his celebrity friends alike.

"This is the moment I've been waiting for," Queen Latifah wrote, adding "For you to be able to speak these words for yourself! We love you, Jamie you are the best kind of person and always have been. We love you in this household."

Will Smith, who starred alongside Foxx in the 2001 film "Ali," poked at the actor getting visibly emotional in his video, joking, "Awww Man!! Who's cuttin' onions??"