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SupportthisTV MediaLike Share Comment SubscribeFloyd Mayweather Complete Watch Collection Over 30 million Dollars Floyd Mayweather Complete Watch Collection. SupportthisTV media EntertainmentFloyd Mayweather Goes Jewelry shopping drop over 300,000 on Diamonds. Mar 27, 2019 Floyd Mayweather‘s former girlfriend Shantel Jackson claims the fighter stole close to $3 million in jewelry from her following their break up. According to court documents obtained by The Blast, Jackson is revealing the full list of items she claims Mayweather stole from her. Not only is Floyd Mayweather the pound-for-pound king of the ring, he may also be the king of bling. The unbeaten champ placed some of his jewelry — including eight watches and diamond-encrusted.
Floyd Mayweather‘s former girlfriend Shantel Jackson claims the fighter stole close to $3 million in jewelry from her following their break up.
According to court documents obtained by The Blast, Jackson is revealing the full list of items she claims Mayweather stole from her. She previously accused Mayweather stealing a number of items worth nearly $1 million from her storage units, including luxury clothes, shoes, and handbags.
In the newly filed documents, Jackson claims Mayweather also took:
- $2.5 million diamond ring
- $250,000 diamond earrings
- $32,000 Chanel watch
- $100,000 diamond bracelet
- $20,000 diamond heart necklace
- $21,000 Louis Vuitton lock necklace
Which totals up to $2,923,000.
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She also lists items with an unknown value that were allegedly taken:
- Platinum MasterPiece Rolex watch with diamonds
- Gold MasterPiece Rolex watch with diamonds
- Diamond Rolex
- Diamond cross necklace
- Diamond cuff
In 2014, Jackson, who dated Floyd Mayweather before starting her current relationship with Nelly, sued the fighter, accusing him of assault, battery, defamation, and invasion of privacy (for allegedly releasing information about an abortion she had on his social media).
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He has denied all allegations of wrongdoing.