Jamie Foxx reacts after actor D.L. Hughley calls out the media for handing Dana White "White Privilege"

Dana White stirred controversy with his actions on New Year's Eve. The UFC president was celebrating the turn of the year with his wife, Anne, when the couple got into an altercation resulting in both of them slapping each other.

White has faced heavy criticism from fans for being hypocritical and raising his hand to a woman, something he has vehemently advocated against in the past. Jamie Foxx is the latest to add his voice to the growing criticism surrounding White.

American actor D.L. Hughley took to Twitter and Instagram to call out the media for their lack of coverage of White's incident. He wrote on Instagram with an accompanying screenshot of his tweet:

"Dana White‘s ENTIRE LIFE is immersed in brutal, physical violence, he’s amassed a fortune from it. Where are the salacious headlines?? Where’s the pressure?? Ohhhhh, he apologized🙄 #WhitePrivilege (PUN INTENDED) scores a 1st round knockout yet again. #TeamDL"

American actor Jamie Foxx replied to Hughley on his Instagram post and seemed to resonate with the latter's views on media bias towards Dana White. Foxx wrote:

"F**king preach!!!!"

Check out Foxx's reply in the screenshot below:

Jamie Foxx's reply to D.L. Hughley on Instagram [via Instagram @iamjamiefoxx]

Check out D.L. Hughley's post on Instagram:

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Ex-employee lashes out at ESPN for toned down coverage of Dana White slapping incident

Actor D.L. Hughley is not alone in believing that White has benefited from a lack of media outrage. Former ESPN sportswriter Dan Le Batard also ranted about the same on his podcast, The Dan Le Batard Show:

"I am curious how ESPN is going to cover the news of Dana White and the video of him slapping his wife at New Year's festivities. Apologizing, saying there's no excuse, saying that he had been drinking. If it had been Roger Goodell or an owner of an NFL team, I imagine it would be covered with a great deal of zeal... There needs to be a media outrage about this in order for this to have consequences. They are the worldwide leader in sports!"

The UFC and its parent company, Endeavor, are yet to issue a statement or address the incident in any capacity.

Check out Dan Le Batard's comments in a segment from his podcast on Twitter: