Floyd Mayweather’s grandson can welcome an eleventh sibling after KJ’s father, NBA Youngboy’s newest addition to the family.
KJ is the only child named after Youngboy, whose real name is Kentrell Gaulden (meaning KJ is Kentrell Jr.), and he now has another sister to add to the growing brood.
Youngboy, 24, announced the birth of his eleventh child, a woman named Drew Valentina, last April. It has since been confirmed that he will have another baby girl in 2023. K’iori Gaulden was reportedly born on September 12, 2023, to a mother named Hailey.
The woman took to social media to show off the child and responded when she was criticized for the late post.
“Am I really supposed to give up my own daughter? For what? What would I get out of it? If that were the case, I would have just posted a picture of (NBA Youngboy) holding her or, better yet, her birth. And I haven’t even known this man for years? That’s crazy,” Hailey said.
She added that she suffered psychologically after giving birth.
“I’m definitely not looking for pity. This post was written last year when I was dealing with PTSD. I wasn’t alone, but I felt alone because I was so sick during my pregnancy, and the daily vomiting was just hard and exhausting.”
Having a twelfth child at the age of 24 is quite an achievement for NBA Youngboy, who also has two children with his wife. They married in January 2023, two years after the birth of KJ ‘Meezy’ Mayweather. The rapper also has two children, each with two ex-girlfriends.
Haily is NBA Youngboy’s sixth partner to have a child. This brings his total to nine children. The controversial musician is currently charged with weapons possession. If convicted, he faces up to 15 years in prison.
KJ spends a lot of time with Floyd Mayweather in the gym and is an aspiring boxer at age three. Recently, videos of KJ went viral in which Floyd declares that his grandson is the “next generation” since his two sons never followed the family bloodline.
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