Yaya Mayweather publicly addressed the stabbing of Lapattra Jacobs in 2020 through a series of heartfelt posts, expressing regret toward both her parents and the victim. The 25-year-old daughter of boxing legend Floyd Mayweather reflected openly on the incident, breaking her long silence.
In April 2020, Yaya Mayweather, then 19, was involved in an altercation at NBA YoungBoy's home that resulted in her stabbing Lapattra Jacobs, who shares a child with the rapper. Following the incident, she was arrested and later pleaded guilty to aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Her sentence included six years of probation.
"I’m not just this dumb delusional girl who lives a perfect life. … I’ve been through and I go through things just like anybody else."
Mayweather began her apology by acknowledging her struggles and human imperfections, signaling a shift in how she addressed the incident.
"I apologize to my family, more specifically my father and mother, if any of my actions over the years have embarrassed you or affected you in any way."
"To anyone I may have hurt over the years I apologize, including Lapattra Jacobs… even though yes it was self defense I apologize."
This public admission represents a notable change in tone from previous statements, emphasizing greater accountability and transparency from Mayweather regarding her past actions.
Author’s Summary: Yaya Mayweather’s sincere apology reflects her growth and willingness to accept responsibility for a violent episode that impacted her family and others involved.