Christopher Aaron Foxworth (born April 19, 1983) is an American business man, apparel spokesmodel ,talent manager and party promoter. He is best known for his social life, Internet presence, and work with recording artists: Mack Maine, and The Diplomats.
Biography Foxx was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, the only child of Lynn Foxworth and Michael Foxworth. Foxx's upbringing included schooling at parochial and private institutions. As a youth Foxx attended grammar school with American football players Nat Dorsey, Chris Thompson and Dawn Angelique Richard. It was at the all boys St. Augustine where Foxx befriended future Cash Money Records artist Mack Maine. Foxx's other schoolmates were American football players: Cortez Hankton, Oliver Celestin and basketball player Hollis Price.
It was early into his college career following his 2001 graduation from St. Augustine that Foxx sank his teeth into the world of hip hop. Foxx has since then found success working with labels such as Master P's No Limit Records and independent record company Renaissance Records early in his career and Warner Music Group and Island Def Jam Records as of late.
Film Career Foxx made his film debut in the Meagan Good produced, Ty Hodges directed indie film Miles From Home and joined Hodges and Good again in the upcoming feature film Sundays in Fort Greene. Foxx also publicly lobbied for the role of Sean Combs in the The Notorious B.I.G. bio pic Notorius to Combs himself before the role finally went to Derek Luke. Producer Mark Pitts later cast Foxx in another role.
Feuds A debate among tabloid fodder has been whether Foxx's notoriety been due to the success he's enjoyed in the recording industry, his personal life or his much hyped feud with socialite Fabian Basabe. On March 15, 2007 during a private party for actress Lindsay Lohan and celebrity DJ Samantha Ronson at Manhattan nightclub The Plumm Foxx engaged in a violent confrontation with socialite Fabian Basabe. Following the incident Foxx and Basabe brought more attention to the incident exchanging jabs through the media. Foxx cited a July 2005 incident in The Hamptons in which Basabe got into a fracas with two African American doormen at Star Room in East Hampton and then repeatedly called them "negro's". Basabe barked back through a post on the Paper Mag website claiming he was not a racist and that Foxx overreacted when he ran into him. The two "scenesters" managed to keep their names in gossip circles by butting heads in July 2007 outside of the high end East Hampton shop Blue & Cream and then clashing once more in October 2007 on the red carpet of the T-Mobile Sidekick LX release party.
Personal Life In 2006 Foxx began dating actress, model and music video vixen Lauren London The relationship became the subject of much discussion since it coincided with London's major film debut in the coming of age urban drama ATL. Both Foxx and London downplayed any relationship talk and even went to deny knowing each other at times. The two skated around the topic for some time but more spottings of the two proved the gossip bloggers correct. By summer 2006 it seemed the two had cooled off when they arrived to the Sixth Annual BET Awards separately. But by December of that year at Club PM in New York Foxx and London appeared on the red carpet together at the actress' birthday party. No further evidence proved them to still be a pair and by months later London was seen with NBA player Baron Davis. Foxx has also briefly dated MTV's Making the Band 3 contestant Yahira ("Ya Ya") and has been in an off and on relationship with model Sara Pickett for some time. Foxx a "scenester" in New York nightlife is usually spotted partying with model Eric West and indie director Ty Hodges are in towe with the entourage of Nate Robinson.
Filmography * Notorius (2009) * Sunday's in Fort Greene (2008) * Miles From Home (2006)
Television * ' (1 episode, 2008) * Fox News Channel (1 episodes, 2008))