Watch Jamie Foxx Abrubtly End TV Interview Over Katie Holmes Question ~ amazing movies

Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes have reportedly been dating for years. Just don't ask them about it.

Holmes and Foxx spent Valentine's Day together in Los Angeles. They were spotted heading to an area basketball court together, both in workout gear. Entertainment Tonight shared photos and a little video.

But, seriously, they're not interested in opening up about their relationship, so stop even trying.

Foxx was just on ESPN's "SportsCenter" talking to Michael Smith about the All-Star Celebrity Game during NBA All-Star weekend in L.A. Foxx was game to talk about how he prepared, but he was not happy when Smith tried to segue into a question about Foxx preparing by playing basketball with Holmes on Valentine's Day. In response, Foxx -- still smiling -- just took off his headset and walked away. Interview over.

Watch, it's kind of wonderful:

Yo why Jamie Foxx just walk off on this sportscenter interview cause Michael Smith referred to him x Katie Holmes😂😂 pic.twitter.com/7OS2uK2DZA
— Stephen A. Spliff (@The_RealTreezus) February 16, 2018

Holmes and Foxx have reportedly been dating since 2013, a year after her split from Tom Cruise. They finally went public with their relationship over Labor Day weekend, just holding hands on the beach. They didn't give any statements but it seemed obvious that they knew they were being photographed and were OK with it. There was speculation, at the time, that the summer 2017 timing was due to Holmes' divorce agreement with Cruise.

Katie Holmes actually has a new movie coming out, "Dear Dictator," opening March 16th. Jamie Foxx is playing Little John in the new "Robin Hood" movie opening in September.

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