Floyd Mayweather Fathers Baby With Dancer From His Vegas Club and Ordered To Pay Over $1 Million In Child Support After Paternity Ruling

Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr. is making headlines again — but this time it’s not about a fight inside the ring. According to reports, a Nevada judge has officially declared the undefeated champ the father of a 4-year-old girl and ordered him to pay nearly $1 million in back child support, plus a staggering $32,850 per month moving forward.

The child’s mother, Paige Moorehead, reportedly filed legal documents back in 2023 asking the court to establish paternity. Moorehead claimed she and Mayweather were involved in a long-term relationship for nearly eight years before things allegedly fell apart after she became pregnant in 2021.

Court documents state the judge ruled in March 2026 that Mayweather is legally the father after he allegedly failed to comply with court directives, including taking a DNA test. The ruling resulted in a default judgment against the boxing superstar.

According to reports, Mayweather was ordered to pay $933,050 in back support in addition to the monthly child support payments. The court also reportedly approved a lien of up to $2 million against California property tied to the former champion to help secure the payments.

Moorehead also alleged she worked at Floyd’s Las Vegas strip club, Girl Collection, for several years before their relationship ended. She claimed he pressured her to terminate the pregnancy and later cut ties with her after learning she was expecting.

The latest development means the retired boxing icon is now publicly linked as the father of five children. Social media immediately erupted after the news surfaced, with fans debating the massive child support amount and the legal drama surrounding one of sports’ wealthiest athletes.