Jamie Foxx Involved In Scuffle At Usher's Concert + Jennifer Hudson Talks Weight Loss And Family To Oprah

Last night Jamie Foxx got into an altercation at the Belvedere's Usher concert.  Come inside to get the deets plus the highlights from Jennifer Hudson's Oprah interview...

According to TMZ, someone who was also in the special VIP section at Avalon for the Usher concert took a “pot shot” at Mr. Foxx, who responded by getting a good punch in himself before security broke up the fight.  Jamie and his crew were then escorted out of the concert.
So what happened?  It was likely a scuffle between friends and has already be mended.  Outside the show, Damien Dante Wayans, the nephew of Damon and Keenan Ivory, witnessed the fight and said it was just “a little altercation…between two friends.”
He added that while we are talking about the fight, the two friends have probably made up already and gone on with their lives.  SMH...I guess.

UPDATE:  TMZ has added video of Jamie being escorted out after the fight. Watch it here.

And in television news...

Jennifer Hudson talked to Oprah yesterday about slimming down to a size 6 from a size 16 and overcoming family tragedy.
With her new album I Remember Me on the way, JHud recently told Oprah she lost 80 pounds through Weight Watchers.

"After being pregnant for I felt like forever ... you want your body back. And then I realized when I was pregnant I wore these same clothes before I was pregnant. So what does that say? I don’t really like this. Most of all I wanted my body back, so I made up my mind while I was pregnant."

Jenny went on Weight Watchers with 75 family member and friends and together they lost almost 1,000 pounds of fat.
Oprah also asked Jen how she dealt with healing from the October 2009 shooting of her mother, brother 7-year-old nephew.
Jen said,

 "I don't even know if it has started yet. It's such a shocking thing and it's a lot to take in. It's like, is this real? Did this really happen? It's hard to put it in sync with reality."

She went onto say that the birth of her son in August 2009 helped her during the worst times.

"Their spirit was saying: 'You've got to keep going.' And I try to do everything to say, 'Will my mother like this? Will she be pleased? Will she be proud of that?' ... I don't think I could ever come close to be the kind of mother that my mother was to me, but I try to use that as an example and be there for him the way she was there for me."