Floyd Mayweather Looks Extra Iced Out At Lakers Game With Girlfriend Gallienne After Being Hit With $400k Lawsuit By Jeweler
Nov. 3 2021, Published 2:29 p.m. ET
Floyd Mayweather and his girlfriend Gallienne Nabila were front row at the Lakers game looking extra flossy with diamonds all over — only weeks after the fighter was accused of screwing a jeweler out of $400k.
The 44-year-old professional boxer was spotted at Staples Center for the Lakers vs. Houston Rockets games on Tuesday. He sat in the front row with the 24-year-old model who is rumored to be his fiancée.
In photos, Floyd looked iced out with an expensive diamond-encrusted watch paired with two massive diamond rings. His girl was anything but modest with her flashy silver necklace covered in diamonds, a blinged-out watch, and two huge rocks on her fingers.
The decision to flash all a bunch of diamonds is interesting given Floyd is facing accusations he ripped off a famed New York jeweler.
As RadarOnline.com first reported, Eric & Co Trading Company is suing Floyd for refusing to pay up on the jeweler they sold him. The store says they had a good relationship with the boxer for years
The company says he came to visit their pop-up shop in Miami on June 5, 2021. Floyd picked out a bunch of items he liked and asked if he could pay later. The jeweler says they allowed him to leave because he’s always paid his bills.
The items he allegedly took include a ton of gold Cartier diamond bracelets, a $20k diamond cut butterfly necklace with a diamond tennis necklace, a diamond eternity ring worth $42k, a $34k diamond necklace, $12k “ice out choker” and 3 large white gold “TMT pieces given to Floyd.”
Eric & Co says Floyd refuses to pay up on the $389,550 owed. They are demanding the court step in and force him to pay the invoice.
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Floyd has yet to respond to the lawsuit in court.
