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Iyanna, Floyd Mayweather's girl, has been arrested for lawful offense attack with a weapon.
Iyanna, who is 19, wounded another lady, Lapattra Lashai Jacobs, in an argument over NBA Youngboy, her boyfriend. She was captured Saturday morning at around 1:30 a.m., and is held in Houston's Harris County prison waiting for bail.
Iyanna, nicknamed Yaya, was angry when she showed up at the rapper's home and saw him there with the mother of his child. She said to Jacobs that she was Youngboy's partner and told Jacobs to leave, but she didn't.
While arguing, the two ladies found themselves in the kitchen and Iyanna got 2 knives. As per the sources, Iyanna hit Jacobs with one of the blades. Jacobs said to the police that she didn't feel the cut first but Iyanna cut her again with the other blade.
When EMT's shown up, Jacobs was on the floor, and was taken directly to the hospital.
Youngboy was seen being put in cuffs, and Iyanna told authorities that she was provoked into the argument. She said that Jacobs held her hair outside before running into the kitchen and the blade was a defense step.
Floyd still didn't remark on his little girl's capture.
Bill Withers won the Grammy Award three times, had many hits during the 1970s, however did not release an album since 1985. A Navy airplane repairman who taught himself to play the guitar is the singer of the best and most important songs of the 1970s, including "Lean On Me," "Ain't No Sunshine" and "Use Me," passed away on Monday in Los Angeles, and was 81.
His death was declared in an announcement from his family. Todd, his child, declared he had heart issues.
Mr. Withers, who possessed a reminiscent, amazing R&B voice was in his 30s when his first collection was released, "Just as I Am," in 1971. It included "Ain't No Sunshine," a sad song that was on the Billboard Top 10. Different hits were released later, like "Lean On Me," a song of devotion that was No. 1 in 1972 and has been remixed and sang by different people in several styles.
Other successful hits : "Use Me" in 1972, "Lovely Day" in 1977 and "Just the Two of Us" in 1981.
Be that as it may, after "Watching You Watching Me", his 1985 album, made a huge hit in the music business, Mr. Withers quit making songs.
When Drake stopped hiding the world from his child and affirmed he became a dad, fans needed to see his child, and know who was the kid's mom! Fans thought that Drake was single after his mixed up sentiments with Rihanna so an unexpected infant was an amazement. The secret "child mother" was later uncovered to be previous porn star Sophie Brussaux who was known as "Rosee Divine" yet is presently a painter.
It's been around a long time since the huge uncover but Drake recently shared the first photographs of Adonis. To be perfectly honest, why he was concealing the world from the child is unknown yet, but the known fact is that the baby is completely charming.
This adorable photograph the second picture Drake and Sophie have together. Sophie lives in Paris with Adonis whereas Drake lives in Toronto, Canada, and has an apartment in California.
While they are separated by a huge distance, Drake has confidence that Sophie has made a nice life for Adonis in France. Leaving her profession as a porn star behind, Sophie is currently a painter and has posted portraits on her Instagram account for: Angelina Jolie, Beyonce, Barack Obama and Emma Watson.
Joe Diffie, a star to numerous country music fans for his series of No. 1 hits during the 1990s, has passed away after going through medical problems related to the coronavirus. He was 61.
The statement included:
“Grammy-winning country music legend Joe Diffie passed away today, Sunday, March 29, from complications of coronavirus (COVID-19)”
The first country music star to open up to the world about a coronavirus analysis is Diffie. He did that through an announcement where he stated that he is going through treatment by medical experts. Joe also asked his fans to be careful during this pandemic.
Diffie is an easily recognized name to any country music fan who grew up tuning in to the 1990s' music. He had a minimum of 20 top 10 country music hits, from which 5 went to the top 1. Two of his 13 collections went platinum and another two went gold.
Fans started posting a tune after finding out about his passing, that was No. 3 back in 1993, however was his most played song after his death, and it holds the title of "Prop Me Up Beside the Jukebox (If I Die)."
