Yaya Mayweather Issues Public Apology for 2020 Stabbing Incident
Yaya Mayweather, daughter of boxing legend Floyd Mayweather, has publicly expressed regret about a 2020 stabbing incident involving Lapattra Jacobs, the mother of her ex-boyfriend NBA YoungBoy’s child.
2020 Incident and Legal Outcome
In April 2020, Mayweather stabbed Jacobs, reportedly after discovering her unexpectedly at NBA YoungBoy's Houston home, which led to a confrontation. For this, Yaya Mayweather received a six-year probation sentence in 2022.
Public Reflection and Apology
On November 4, Mayweather shared a series of posts on her X account, offering an apology to Jacobs and her family, as well as to her own parents, Floyd Mayweather and Melissa Brim.
“I’m a young woman that’s growing. Yes, I’ve made mistakes along [the way], but I’m striving to be better every day. I apologize if, over the years, y’all haven’t perceived me in the best way.”
“I apologize to my family, more specifically my father & mother, if any of my actions over the years have embarrassed you or affected you in any way.”
Mayweather also shares a son, Kentrell DeSean Gaulden Jr., with NBA YoungBoy.
Author's Summary
Yaya Mayweather expresses sincere regret and personal growth following her 2020 stabbing incident involving NBA YoungBoy’s baby’s mother, offering apologies to all affected.
More News
- Roman Siulepa finds groove as Pitt go 2-0 | Basketball.com.au
- Cristiano Ronaldo Breaks Silence On Not Attending Diogo Jota's Funeral: 'After My Father Died...'
- Hayley Williams’ Solo Era Reaches New Peak With Physical Release Of Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party
- Hayley Williams
- Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo posterizes Ayo Dosunmu in NBA Cup showdown
- Sophia Laforteza in shock over Katseye's Grammy noms: 'I'm dreaming'
- High school football playoffs start, Clemson prepares for Florida State | Nov. 7 2025