Floyd Mayweather pays tribute to 'angel' ex-girlfriend found dead in car
Boxing
By
Mirror
| Mar 15, 2020
Floyd Mayweather has paid tribute to his "angel" ex-girlfriend who was found dead earlier this week.
Josie Harris, the mother of Floyd Mayweather's three children, was found dead in a car by police on Monday night.
The 40-year-old aspiring actress was discovered unresponsive when police in Valencia, California were called around 10 pm.
My Friend pic.twitter.com/HIatTq1RnB — Floyd Mayweather (@FloydMayweather) March 14, 2020
Taking to social media, Mayweather calls her "My Angel", "my heart", "my love", "my rock", "my family", "my sweetheart", "my friend" in series of eight pictures.
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The pair split in 2010 but had spent more than a decade together.
During that time they had a difficult relationship but the undefeated boxer is clearly choosing to remember the best side of Harris.
My Rock pic.twitter.com/fiuoSPKX91 — Floyd Mayweather (@FloydMayweather) March 13, 2020
Mayweather pleaded guilty to attacking his ex-girlfriend in September 2010 - an incident witnessed by two of their children.
In an interview in 2014, Harris said: "(It means) I don't have to take a Xanax before he comes, otherwise I will be sweating bullets.
"For some reason, I still get anxiety when I know that he is on his way. I have no idea why, but I get really overwhelmed when I know that I have to be around him."
Harris has also spoken about the abuse she suffered at the hands of Mayweather.
"I was a battered woman," she said. "I felt embarrassed about saying I was a battered woman. I felt shame. I felt like it was my fault. What did I do?"