Floyd Mayweather's daughter Iyanna is arrested for stabbing NBA Youngboy's baby mama after the two got in a fight at the rapper's Houston home.
Floyd Mayweather's daughter, Iyanna Mayweather, was detained by Houston authorities for allegedly stabbing rapper NBA Youngboy's baby mother.
Mayweather was charged with felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, TMZ reports, for the Saturday morning stabbing of Lapattra Lashai Jacobs.
Iyanna Mayweather is the daughter of the 43-year-old boxer and Melissa Brim.
Police sources say Iyanna was arrested at 1.30am on Saturday after arriving at the rapper's home and telling the woman that she was Youngboy's fiancee.
Iyanna reportedly told the woman to leave but was instead, told to leave by woman.
The two moved the argument to the kitchen, where Iyanna is said to have been holding two knives.
When Jacobs stepped toward Iyanna, the girl charged at the victim with one of the knives, according to sources.
Jacobs told police she did not feel the first knife but then Iyanna charged at her with the second knife.
Iyanna was laying in the floor when authorities arrived. She was taken to a local hospital and her condition is unknown.
Police arrested Youngboy - real name Kentrell DeSean Gaulden - at the home but eventually released him. He was sentenced to 14 months of house arrest last August for violating his probation.
Iyanna Mayweather told police that Jacobs pulled her hair outside of the home before the pair ran into the kitchen.
She told cops that she had never met the woman before.
Iyanna and the rapper formally dated but were not on the best of terms as of December, when NBA Youngboy released a diss track called 'Dirty Iyanna.'
The boxer's daughter seemed unbothered by the song, which appeared to reference when she allegedly slashed the rapper's tires. She released a now-deleted Instagram video with her mom, laughing in the clip, Revolt reported at the time.
Recall that last month, Josie Harris - the mother to three of Mayweather's children - was found dead in her car.
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