On Monday, May 13, Jeffrey Marshall Foxworthy, an American comedian, actor, author, radio and television presenter, and writer, reportedly died in a car accident. Formerly alongside Ron White, Foxworthy was a member of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour alongside Larry the Cable Guy and Bill Engvall.
Although, the news of his passing has not been confirmed by the authorities or the loved of Jeffrey Foxworthy.
Beginning in the middle of the 1990s with his very own comedy titled The Jeff Foxworthy Show, Foxworthy has also made multiple attempts to break into the world of television appearances.
Additionally, he has made appearances alongside Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy in a number of Blue Collar television specials, one of which being Blue Collar TV for The WB.
He also hosted the game series Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader? and The American Bible Challenge, in addition to the radio program The Foxworthy Countdown. He was also the host of the American Bible Challenge.
The Punchline in Atlanta, Georgia is where Foxworthy first met his future wife, Pamela Gregg, and the couple went on to get married on September 18, 1985. There are two girls in their family: Jordan and Julianne. When he was a teenager, he began hunting on the farm land that belonged to his father in Central Georgia. Since then, he has been a well-known hunting aficionado.
In his stand-up comedy, Foxworthy does not engage in any political commentary, and he has refuted the memes that are going around on social media that give the impression that he is making jokes about liberals in his performance. In 2012, Foxworthy gave his support to Mitt Romney, the Republican candidate for president.
Prior to that, he had contributed to the campaign of George W. Bush for president in the 2000s, as well as to the Republican National Committee. His statement that Donald Trump is “tapping into the American spirit” was made in the year 2015.
