Floyd Mayweather’s Daugther Arrested for Stabbing NBA YoungBoy’s Baby Mama!!!

I guess Floyd “Money” Mayweather raised his daughter to believe that money can get you anything you want. But her daddy’s $275 million fortune wasn’t enough to buy NBA Youngboy’s love. The  boxer’s daughter, Iyanna Mayweather, has been arrested for felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, after she allegedly stabbed another young lady connected to rapper Youngboy Never Broke Again.

Iyanna, aka YaYa was sent to Houston’s Harris County jail after getting arrested at 1:30 AM Saturday. According to TMZ, police say the alleged victim and NBA Youngboy were at his home when Iyanna arrived and told the woman, Lapattra Lashai Jacobs, she was Youngboy’s fiancee and Jacobs should leave the house. Jacobs then told Iyanna that she, instead, should leave.

Yaya told cops that Lapattra set her off her by initially pulling her hair outside the house and then running into the kitchen, where the confrontation went down. When the argument moved into the kitchen, Iyanna was holding 2 knives.  Ms. Jacobs reportedly stepped toward Ms. Mayweather and then Iyanna Mayweather charged at Lapattra Jacobs with one of the knives. She told cops she didn’t feel the first knife wound but then she said Iyanna charged at her with the second knife, stabbing her again.

The rapper was briefly handcuffed (pictured below) while law enforcement officers figured out what was going on.

Tension may have been brewing for days. Two days earlier, on the rapper’s twitter account, he tweeted, “The fake one’s gone leave and the right one gone come in my life one day until then……..”

By late Saturday evening, Yaya had been bailed out of jail and was already seen with NBA Youngboy on his Instagram account. He posted an IG live video where he referred to her as his “wife”  and also seemed to take a swipe and Floyd Mayweather, ranting that she lives with him in his house that he paid for “not her bitch ass daddy.”

 

NBA Youngboy Gets Early Release from Probation; Plans to Ditch Louisiana for LA

NBA YoungBoy was released from court supervision Friday after a judge in Baton Rouge, Louisiana agreed to terminate his probation early, noting he’s complied with all its conditions over the past several months.

The judge’s decision, which came over objections from prosecutors, brings an end to the rapper’s longstanding legal troubles in Louisiana. NBA YoungBoy, whose real name is Kentrell Gaulden, is now free to do whatever he wants, including schedule performances, release music and even move out of state. And that’s just what he plans to do.

Youngboy’s lawyer, James Manasseh, said his client is planning to leave his Baton Rouge hometown and possibly relocate to Los Angeles for a bigger market and better opportunities to pursue his burgeoning career.

“Being in Baton Rouge isn’t conducive to him being able to grow and move forward,” Manasseh said after the hearing Friday, calling Gaulden a “genuinely good hearted, generous, sweet young man” who works hard for his success.

The judge had given Gaulden a suspended 10-year prison term in August 2017 and put him on probation for three years after he pleaded guilty to aggravated assault with a firearm in the 2016 shooting. But Jackson decided Friday that the rapper had served enough time under court supervision — 28 months on probation — and released him.

YoungBoy NBA Family Members Connected to Deadly Shooting

Multiple media outlets have reported that the brothers of Louisiana based rapper YoungBoy Never Broke Again are now in custody for the murder of  a 17-year-old kid named Javon Brown. While the 20-year-old rapper remains on house arrest for the next and is required to wear an ankle bracelet, that didn’t stop his brothers from finding trouble. Big trouble.

According to WVLA, 16-year-old Jeffrey Tate and 18-year-old Davaughn Tate were arrested Wednesday in connection to the fatal shooting of Brown. The Tate brothers—along with a third suspect 16-year-old Kevin Anderson, allegedly approached the teen at around 2:45 p.m. Monday as he was walking home from school in Baton Rouge, LA.

A police report states the three suspects instigated a physical altercation with Brown, who was ultimately shot in the stomach. The three teens fled the scene before police arrived. Brown died from his injuries Tuesday morning at the hospital.

WBRZ reports Davaughn was charged with second-degree murder and illegal use of a weapon, while Jeffrey and Anderson were initially charged with principal to second-degree murder, principal to illegal use of a weapon, and simple battery. On Thursday, however, a judge decided Jeffrey would be charged with murder and stand trial as an adult.

Although YoungBoy has said he only has one brother, WBRZ pointed to court records that indicate the rapper shares the same father with the Tate brothers. A spokesperson for the East Baton Rouge Police Department could not confirm that Jeffrey and Davaughn were, in fact, related to the rapper, but were aware that local media outlets were making the connection. According to WBRZ, Jeffrey Tate is being represented by James Manasseh. YoungBoy was previously represented by the same lawyer when he was allegedly involved in a drive-by shooting.