MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA - FEBRUARY 24: (L-R) Zion Shamaree Mayweather, Iyanna Mayweather, Floyd Mayweather, Jirah Mayweather and Koraun Mayweather attend Floyd Mayweather’s exclusive red carpet birthday bash at Gabriel South Beach on February 24, 2022 in Miami Beach, Florida. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images for CGI Merchant Group)
Yaya Mayweather has social media talking after sharing a message that appeared to be directed at someone close to her.
On Friday, Oct. 2, Yaya Mayweather took to X with a brief message. I miss you, I love you, Im sorry. Can I come back home? she wrote.
While Yaya did not identify who the message was for or provide additional context. However, the post quickly caught the attention of social media users, with several bringing up her past relationship with NBA YoungBoy.
See the post below:
Instagram users quickly flooded the comments with jokes and reactions about NBA YoungBoy.
Instagram user @shayytoofinee wrote, Young boy dont wanna hear this lmao
Another Instagram user @slimedbynyy wrote, No u cant. The locks have been changed !!
While Instagram user @cynthias0328 wrote, She gotta pay that 50 mil some wayyyy
Instagram user @iambabyfendi wrote, man not today its already enough going on damn
Another Instagram user @baby_cherokee wrote, This better be a damn song
While Instagram user @yeathatsbree__ wrote, Between her and Chrisean, idk who jams my Glock more!!!
Instagram user @iambig_barbie wrote, He at home with his wife babe
Another Instagram user @lifted__1 wrote, Make sure you show your children they are loved or they will go thier whole life seeking it.
While Instagram user @jovandchambers wrote, Youre Mayweathers daughter please stand up
Mayweathers post also comes after she was ordered to pay more than $50 million in damages stemming from a 2020 stabbing involving Lapattra Jacobs.
The incident occurred in April 2020 at NBA YoungBoys Texas home. Mayweather and Jacobs, who had both been romantically linked to the rapper, were involved in an altercation that resulted in Jacobs being stabbed.
Mayweather later pleaded no contest to aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and received six years of probation in 2022.
In a separate civil case, a judge ordered Mayweather to pay Jacobs more than $50 million in damages. The award included more than $40 million in compensatory damages and an additional $10 million in exemplary damages, according to court reporting previously published by The Shade Room.
