Jamie Foxx's 'heart shattered' after sister dies aged 36

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Jamie Foxx's 'heart shattered' after sister dies aged 36

Foxx once said that he wished for Deondra to 'live her life with no boundaries, like she’s living it now. There’s nothing she can’t do'. / GETTY IMAGES

Hollywood actor Jamie Foxx said "my heart is shattered into a million pieces" following the death of his younger sister at the age of 36.

Foxx said Deondra Dixon, who had Down's syndrome and was an ambassador for the Global Down Syndrome Foundation, "is in heaven now dancing with her wings on".

The Oscar-winning star, 52, shared an emotional tribute to his sister on Instagram.

Foxx, 52, posted: "Deondra... I love you with every ounce of me."

Full Story: https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-54703474

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