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Yaya Mayweather Ordered to Pay $50 Million in 2020 Stabbing Lawsuit

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Iyanna “Yaya” Mayweather, the daughter of boxing legend Floyd Mayweather, has been ordered by a Texas judge to pay $50 million in damages to Lapattra Lashai Jacobs following a civil lawsuit stemming from a 2020 stabbing incident at rapper YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s residence.

Court records from the District Court of Harris County in Houston, Texas, reveal a massive financial judgment rendered against Mayweather after a judge evaluated the physical and emotional impact on the victim.

Breakdown of the $50 Million Judgment

The total awarded sum breaks down into compensatory and punitive amounts based on the court’s findings:

  • $40,105,000 in Compensatory Damages:
    • $8 Million: Covers past physical pain, mental anguish, disfigurement, and loss of earnings.
    • $32.1 Million: Allocated for future physical pain, mental anguish, physical impairment, and ongoing disfigurement.
  • $10 Million in Exemplary (Punitive) Damages: Awarded due to the judge finding that Mayweather knowingly committed aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Additionally, the court has mandated that Mayweather submit detailed financial documentation—including information regarding bank accounts, earnings streams, and contractual obligations—to fulfill the judgment.

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Background of the Incident

The lawsuit originates from an April 3, 2020, altercation inside NBA YoungBoy’s home. According to reports:

  1. The Conflict: Mayweather arrived at the residence and confronted Jacobs, who also shares a child with NBA YoungBoy.
  2. The Escalation: A verbal dispute escalated into a physical altercation when Mayweather retrieved two kitchen knives and stabbed Jacobs twice in the arm area.
  3. Medical & Legal Consequences: Jacobs required surgery for non-life-threatening injuries. On the criminal side, Mayweather previously pleaded guilty in April 2022 to Aggravated Assault With a Deadly Weapon.

While NBA YoungBoy was initially named as a co-defendant in Jacobs’ civil filing, those specific claims against him did not proceed to trial.

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