Jamie Foxx walks daughter down the aisle as she marries longtime boyfriend

WASHINGTON — Connie Foxx, the daughter of actor Jamie Foxx, is married. 

The 30-year-old married Joe Hooten, whom she has been together with since 2018, at a private ceremony, according to multiple reports and social media posts from attendees posted Sunday. 

Details about the ceremony, including where it was held, weren't publicly released. 

Jamie Foxx, with a black tux, walked his daughter down the aisle. Connie was married wearing a traditional white gown, with floral patterns and a simple veil. 

Actress Garcelle Beauvais, who starred alongside Jamie Foxx in the "Jamie Foxx Show," was one of the attendees, posting snapshots from the event to a now-deleted Instagram story. 

"Last night we got to witness & celebrate the love of @corinnefoxx and @joe.hooten ❤️❤️. Your love & respect for each other is palpable 🙏🏽. Corinne you looked stunning," Beauvais wrote on the post.

Some of the photos she shared included a shot of the bride and the groom holding hands during the ceremony, and Jamie Foxx looking emotional and almost tearful as he walked his daughter down the aisle. 

Foxx has been supportive of Hooten's relationship with his daughter, penning a heartfelt tribute to the couple when they were first engaged last year. 

"You are a perfect example of what being in love is…. You care about each others life mental and physical… and you have each other’s back… congratulations on your engagement… @joe.hooten when you whispered to me a while back that you were gonna ask my baby girl to marry you I had tears of joy in my soul… 🙏🏾❤️ and @corinnefoxx you have… and have always had a special place in my heart… you deserve love abundantly… so again congratulations you too… can’t wait to walk you down that isle," Foxx wrote on his Instagram. 

Jamie Foxx made headlines last year when he was rushed to the hospital while filming in Atlanta. Although he hasn't disclosed specifics of the illness, reports at the time suggested it was serious and potentially life-threatening.