Floyd Mayweather Jr. is facing another major financial setback after a court ordered the boxing icon to pay more than $1 million in back child support tied to a child he fathered with a dancer connected to one of his Las Vegas clubs.
The latest development arrives only weeks after reports surfaced that the IRS filed a multimillion-dollar tax lien against the undefeated former world champion.
Court Declares Mayweather Father of 4-Year-Old Girl
According to TMZ Sports, a judge officially ruled in March 2026 that Mayweather is the father of a 4-year-old girl named Price Moorehead. Court documents stated,
“The court finds that Floyd Mayweather, Jr., is the father of Price Moorehead.”
As part of the ruling, the 49-year-old boxing legend was ordered to pay roughly $1 million in back child support. He was also instructed to make ongoing monthly payments of approximately $33,000.
The child’s mother is reportedly a dancer who worked at one of Mayweather’s Las Vegas strip clubs.
IRS Pressure Adds To Financial Problems
The child support ruling comes during an already difficult stretch for Mayweather financially.
The federal tax lien targets Floyd Mayweather Jr. over allegedly unpaid taxes tied to the years 2018 and 2023. The filing was submitted in Las Vegas, where the former five-division boxing champion owns multiple properties.
According to the filing, the outstanding balance was still unresolved as of March 26. Tax liens give the government legal authority to place claims against assets and property until the debt is settled.
There was no comment from the attorney representing Mayweather.
Busy Fight Schedule Continues
Despite the growing financial pressure, Mayweather remains active in combat sports.
The undefeated boxing superstar already has multiple appearances lined up this year. That includes a planned rematch with Manny Pacquiao and a fall exhibition matchup against Mike Tyson.
Mayweather has stayed heavily involved in exhibition boxing in recent years, continuing to draw major attention long after retiring from professional competition.