Yaya Mayweather Caught in Houston Brawl After Her Birthday

Yaya Mayweather got into a Houston brawl after her birthday party, with footage of the fight against NBA YoungBoy's wife's sisters spreading on social media.

Yaya Mayweather got into a Houston brawl after her birthday party, with footage of the fight against NBA YoungBoy’s wife’s sisters spreading on social media.

Yaya Mayweather, the daughter of boxing legend Floyd Mayweather, was filmed brawling with multiple women in Houston late Monday after her birthday party. The women on the other side are reportedly the sisters of NBA YoungBoy‘s wife Jazlyn Mychelle.

The footage spread rapidly on Tuesday. Several clips circulating on X show Yaya, whose given name is Iyanna, throwing punches and kicks while outnumbered, with security eventually stepping in to separate the fight.

TMZ’s writeup of the brawl and the clearer footage that emerged after the initial social media take notes the contested early framing. Online clips first suggested Yaya got completely handled without fighting back, but later angles show her swinging.

The trigger is still unclear. TMZ reports the two sides had been trading shots on social media for months, with the Houston confrontation following Yaya’s birthday party.

The naming on the other side has surfaced via a Twitter post from the account Since DayOne. BlackSportsOnline’s running coverage of the brawl and the social media response identifies Jazlyn Mychelle’s sisters as Chy, Kaliente, and Asia. They reportedly caught up with Yaya after the birthday party broke up.

Yaya and YoungBoy share a child together. She has been part of the rapper’s extended family drama for several years, including a 2020 stabbing case involving YoungBoy’s ex, Lapattra Jacobs. Yaya was released from probation on that case earlier this year.

The legal stakes here appear lower. Houston police have no record of a call to the address connected to the brawl, per TMZ, suggesting the fight did not produce arrests or formal complaints.

Social media has fully clocked in. TMZ’s running profile of Yaya Mayweather and her recurring tabloid presence tracks the years of similar incidents that have kept her in headlines independent of her father’s career.

The footage and the social posts continue to spread. Neither Mayweather nor Mychelle’s family has issued an on-record statement.

Yaya’s birthday party, by every available account, did not end the way she planned.

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Priya Anand

Priya Anand is The Glenview Lantern's film and streaming critic. She has reviewed more than 400 feature releases since 2020 and serves on the Chicago Film Critics Association ballot. Her byline has appeared in IndieWire, Polygon, and The Ringer. A graduate of NYU Tisch (2018), Priya is based in Chicago and writes a weekly streaming column for The Lantern.

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